PACS 2: The Perfect Society's Citizens  

After genocide : transitional justice, post-conflict reconstruction and reconciliation in Rwanda and beyond

Genocide in Cambodia and Rwanda : new perspectives

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Human violence and mass murder are documented in biblical times. Perpetrators find justification for their actions. The roots of genocide date back to the dawn of civilization.