Genocide and Victimology

Eski, Yarin

doi:10.4324/9780429458675

2020

DOI: 10.4324/9780429458675

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Genocide and Victimology

Yarin Eski¹

Abstract: This is a Pre-Print Version of Lohne, Kjersti (2021) 'Durkheim's moral individualism and international criminal justice: a critical appraisal of humanity's savages, victims and saviours' in Eski, Yarin (ed.) Genocide and Victimology, Routledge.

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“There We Are Nothing, Here We Are Nothing!”—The Enduring Effects of the Rohingya Genocide

O’Brien

Hoffstaedter

2020

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Debates continue as to whether crimes committed against the Rohingya in Myanmar amount to genocide. This article will address this question, framed in the broad context of the Rohingya victimisation in Myanmar, but also the narrow context of the Rohingya refugee lived experience in Malaysia. The authors contend that the Rohingya are victims of genocide, and this is in part evidenced by the destruction of the Rohingya culture, including through assimilation (and therefore loss of group identity) in refugee destination countries, such as Malaysia. This analysis is based on the consideration of theories of genocide process and definition, international law, and qualitative data collected during extensive anthropological fieldwork by one of the authors with urban refugees in peninsular Malaysia.

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“There We Are Nothing, Here We Are Nothing!”—The Enduring Effects of the Rohingya Genocide

O’Brien

Hoffstaedter

2020

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Genocide and Victimology

Abstract: This is a Pre-Print Version of Lohne, Kjersti (2021) 'Durkheim's moral individualism and international criminal justice: a critical appraisal of humanity's savages, victims and saviours' in Eski, Yarin (ed.) Genocide and Victimology, Routledge.

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“There We Are Nothing, Here We Are Nothing!”—The Enduring Effects of the Rohingya Genocide

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