State structure and genocide
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State structure and genocide
University Press of America, c2008
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 79-81) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
State 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. Professor Kolin investigates how governments use violence in both the pre-genocidal and genocidal stages. Through the use of case studies of genocide throughout ancient and modern history, this study examines the shift from pre-genocidal to genocidal society as the institutional reorganization of the state. The theory presented in this book provides evidence of how the state socializes a populace to accept and support ever-increasing doses of violence. This normalization of violence creates "social numbing." In addressing these, Kolin presents a theory of how states are transformed from pre-genocidal to genocidal stages, leading to the formation of a dual state. The state ultimately becomes in part a genocidal state, assuming total control as a police state, and uses violence without legal restraint. An innovative concept, Kolin's State Structure and Genocide will surely broaden the knowledge of political science.
目次
Chapter 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
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