Preventing Mass Atrocities : Policies and Practices (Paperback)

Introduction: From Genocide Studies To Prevention

1. "From Genocide Studies To Prevention" Helen Fein,

Part I. The Scholarly And Legal Foundations Of Atrocity Prevention

2. "Genocide And Holocaust" Yehuda Bauer,

3. "Fatal Trajectories: When Civil Wars Lead To Mass Atrocities And How To Prevent Them" Ted Robert Gurr

4. Legal Restraints and Opportunities In Implementing Inadequate International Norms And Conventions Sheri Rosenberg

Part Ii. Organizing Policy Responses

5. "Who Is In Charge? Emerging Preventive Architectures" Andrea Bartoli And Mo Bleeker

6. Stephen Twig, Title To Be Determined

Part Iii. Strategies For Warning And Responding To Future Crises

7. "Genocide Risks In 2014 And Beyond: A New Global Risk Assessment" Barbara Harff

8. "Early Detection And Post-Hoc Detection Of Systematic Mass Atrocities" Birger Heldt

Part IV. International Response Scenarios

9. "Alerting And Responding To Potential Mass Atrocities Within The Un System." Edward Luck

10. "The Place Of Genocides And Mass Atrocities In The Spectrum Of Political Violence In The Post-Cold War Period" Alex Schmid And Albert Jongman

11. "Could Genocide In Darfur Have Been Halted Or Mitigated?" Eric Reeves

Part V: Lessons From Contemporary Field Experience

12. "Monitoring Mass Atrocities" Jennifer Leaning

13. "The Media’s Past And Future Role In Preventing Genocide: Lessons From Syria" Roy Gutman