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HIST 3171
Comparative Genocide
The term genocide is often used imprecisely in popular and political discourse. Through examinations of several case studies - the Armenian genocide, the Holocaust, and post-war genocides in Cambodia, Guatemala, and Rwanda, among others - this course explores the roots and the psychological, cultural, and political impacts of genocide and other forms of mass violence.
Units: 3.0