Description
Book SynopsisState Structure and Genocide presents a theory of the universal nature of genocide. The book explores why genocides occur in various societies and explains the existence and persistence of genocide in relation to how governments function.
Trade ReviewThe set of historic examples he has selected for his publication succeeds in buttressing his argument…. Kolin offers many original points to reflect upon…. The volume will appeal to students and scholars alike. * Journal of Genocide Research *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Origins of State Power Chapter 3 Pre-modern States and Motives for Genocide Chapter 4 Modern State-Sponsored Genocides Chapter 5 Nazi Germany Chapter 6 The Structure of the State and Genocide in the Developing World Chapter 7 The Reproduction of Violence and the Pre-Genocidal State Part 8 Bibliography Part 9 Index Part 10 Author Biography