Journal of Genocide Research

Political Science

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  1. Deexceptionalizing not Reinventing: Genocide, Palestine, and Zionism 2026-07-24
  2. The Balkan Ratline: War Criminals Evading Justice 2026-07-20
  3. (Re)Learning Law in Genocidal Times 2026-07-15
  4. The Crisis of Acknowledgement: Rethinking the Transitional Justice Script Amidst Non-Accountability 2026-07-15
  5. Cinema, Courts and the Creation of Collective Memory: A Study of the Gujarat Pogrom 2026-07-15
  6. The Aesthetics of Law and Violence in the Times of Hindutva 2026-07-15
  7. The “Not Quite” Genocide of Gujarat 2002 as a Condition of “State-Making” and “State-Preserving” Rationality 2026-07-15
  8. Reparations for Victims of Genocide: The Case for Substantive ICJ Awards 2026-07-13
  9. Fear For Small Numbers: Genocide and the Sway of Captivity Narratives 2026-07-10
  10. Cultural Genocide and the Afterlife of Ruins: Spatial Erasure in Srebrenica and Žepa 2026-05-29
  11. Erasing Palestine. The Weaponization of the Narrative of Rejectionism and the Peace of the Stronger 2026-05-13
  12. Urbicide: International Law and the Destruction of Cities in War 2026-04-07
  13. A Genocide Without a People: Violence and Epistemic Improvisations in the Kakombola War, Angola, 1940–1941 2026-03-31
  14. “There Were Always People Watching Us”: Experiences and Perspectives on Forced Marriage, Control & Surveillance Among Cambodian Genocide Survivors and Former Khmer Rouge Officials 2026-03-25
  15. Categorizing Perpetrators: Methodology, Positionality, and Ethics 2026-03-19
  16. Liberal, Illiberal, Post-Liberal: Philosemitism in Europe Since the Holocaust 2026-03-05
  17. Preface: Genocide Studies and the Challenge of Gaza 2026-03-05
  18. The Pomegranate and the Orange: A Comparative Framework for Genocide in the Middle East – The Ottoman Armenian Medz Yeghern and the Palestinian al-Nakba * 2026-02-20
  19. Universal Jurisdiction over Genocide and the Making of Transnational Justice (1961–2025): Prosecutions and a Tiered Typology of Institutional Designs 2026-02-18
  20. “At the Dangerous Crossroads of Europe.” Fascistization of Wartime Slovakia (1939–1945) as Inward Colonialism 2026-02-16
  21. The Many Usages of “Nuremberg”: On the Aftermath of the International Military Tribunal and Subsequent Trials 2026-02-16
  22. After Nuremberg: The Trial of Alexander Löhr and the Boundaries of Civilian Protection 2026-01-29
  23. The Nuremberg Trial(s) as a lieu de légitimation : Law, Politics, History 2026-01-16
  24. Ontological (In)Security Encounters and the Epistemic Violence of Genocide Denial 2026-01-02
  25. Nuremberg, Tokyo, Geneva: The Netherlands, Colonial Warfare and International Law 2025-12-29
  26. The Triadic Concept of Genocide: Reconciling Law, Science, and Politics after Ukraine and Gaza 2025-12-17
  27. Security Memory, Knowledge Production, and State Formation: The Armenian Question in the Ottoman Empire (1876–1908) 2025-12-08
  28. Nationalism by Indifference: A Microhistory of Prisoner Detentions at Kula during the Srebrenica Genocide, 14–16 July 1995 2025-12-05
  29. Understanding Bosnian Komšiluk : A Study of Neighbourhood Dynamics and Violence 2025-12-03
  30. Algeria: The Continuous and Ever-Present Spectre of Genocide. Laghouat 1852 2025-12-01
  31. Reinventing Nuremberg. The Fight Against Impunity in Latin America and the Transformation of Criminal Law 2025-11-27
  32. Can There be Civilization Without Hospitality? 2025-11-10
  33. Searching for Entanglement: Roma and Jews in Dismembered Czechoslovakia during World War II 2025-11-10
  34. Parallel Fates? Roma and Jews in the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia 2025-11-07
  35. Simultaneous Persecution – Shared Experiences? Roma and Jews in the Slovak State 2025-11-06
  36. The Meanings of a Second Nakba 2025-11-03
  37. Permanent Security or Regime Security? The Erasure of Nakhichevan’s Armenian Past 2025-10-23
  38. Coopting Holocaust Memory and Genocide Education: The 2000 Stockholm Declaration after a Quarter-Century 2025-10-22
  39. From New York to Moscow and Kyiv: The Wartime Social Life of the Death Toll for Babyn Yar 2025-10-10
  40. Genocidal Surveillant Assemblage in Palestine: A Socio-Legal Analysis 2025-10-09
  41. Gazan Digital Storytellers: Popular Micronarratives Confronting Genocide 2025-10-06
  42. Kwibuka and its Silencing of Trauma: How Reconciliation Initiatives Became Narratives of Violence 2025-10-06
  43. The Ovaherero and Nama People’s Struggle for Restorative Justice: An Activist-Scholar Lens 2025-10-06
  44. Hosting as Ethic and Method in the Afterlives of Genocide 2025-09-30
  45. Clerical Sovereignty and its Absolute Others: Religious Genocide in Iran 2025-09-26
  46. Correction 2025-09-26
  47. In-Between: Polish Holocaust Scholarship and Gaza 2025-09-19
  48. It’s Hamas’ Fault, You’re an Antisemite, and We Had No Choice: Techniques of Genocide Denial in Gaza 2025-09-19
  49. Five Pillars of Zionist Genocidal Apparatus: A Palestinian Problematization of Genocide Studies 2025-09-19
  50. The Genocide that Changed the World 2025-09-19