Routledge Genocide and Victimology - Victims, Culture and Society

Genocide and Victimology offers a deep look into the diverse features of genocide through an interdisciplinary lens. By using a victimological imagination, this work connects different perspectives to help readers understand the complex relationship between victims, culture, and society. The text explores critical and cultural victimologies alongside criminologies of genocide. It builds upon established scholarship in various fields, including religion, history, philosophy, and existentialism. Readers can also explore how genocide relates to theatre studies, photography, post-colonialism, ethnography, and biography. By combining theoretical frameworks with empirical research, this book provides a comprehensive view of the subject. It is an essential resource for those studying the social sciences, anthropology, and the historical impact of mass violence on human populations.