Table of Contents

Introduction: The Genocide of Indigenous Peoples, 1. Genocide of Native Americans: Historical Facts and Historiographical Debates, 2. Genocide in Colonial South-West Africa: The German War against the Herero and Nama, 1904-1907, 3. Genocide of Canadian First Nations, 4. The Destruction of Aboriginal Society in Australia, 5. Genocide in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh, 6. Genocide of Khoekhoe and San Peoples of Southern Africa, 7. The Ache of Paraguay and Other “Isolated” Latin American Indigenous Peoples: Genocide or Ethnocide?, 8. Genocide of the Nuba, 9. The Darfur Genocide, 10. Genocide in Guatemala, Index

About the Author

Robert Hitchcock

Reviews

"[T]his format will provide anyone-students or human rights scholars new to the issue-with an excellent introduction to the countless examples of human rights violations (or genocidal state action, if you wish) that must be incorporated into the overarching growing field of human rights and humanitarian studies. This text is recommended for all human rights libraries." - Don Conway-Long, Human Rights Review