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Editor's Message
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FORUM: Comparative Study of Genocide
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Introduction: Forum on the Comparative Study of Genocide
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| by Jason Bruner
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Developing a Critical Comparative Genocide Method
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Jason Bruner, Volker Benkert, Lauren Harris, Marcie Hutchinson, Anders Erik Lundin
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Teaching, Learning, and Researching Genocide Comparatively
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Lauren McArthur Harris, Marcie Jergel Hutchinson, Volker Benkert, Jason Bruner, Anders Erik Lundin
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Digital Resources for Settler Colonialism, Effects on Indigenous peoples, and the Issue of Genocide in World History
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John Maunu
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Review Article
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Is Europe Burning? Thoughts on David Randall, The Disappearing Continent (National Association of Scholars, 2016)
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Tom Laichas
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Articles
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| The Mid-Qing Construction of the South China Sea |
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| by Wensheng Wang |
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| "'You and me-same same" and "They called me 'monkey'": Conflicting African American Views of Vietnamese Civilians |
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| by Gerald Goodwin |
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| Fear and Ambivalence in Ancient Stories: Ideas for World History Discussions |
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| by Stephen Ortega, Emily A. Graham, and Sharon Parrington Wright |
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Book Reviews
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| Jeroen Duindam, Dynasties: A Global History of Power, 1300-1800 |
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| by Ethan Hawkley |
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| Alfred J. Andrea and Andrew Holt (eds.), Seven Myths of the Crusades |
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| by Abdul-Karim Khan |
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| Peter Crooks and Timothy H. Parsons, Empires and Bureaucracy in World History: From Late Antiquity to the Twentieth Century |
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| by Tom Laichas |
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| Benedetta Rossi, ed., Reconfiguring Slavery: West African Trajectories |
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| by Claus K. Meyer |
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| Jeremy Davies, The Birth of the Anthropocene |
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| by Andrew Peterson |
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| Jonathan D. Smele, The "Russian" Civil Wars, 1916–1926: Ten Years that Shook the World |
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| by David Rainbow |
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| Omar H. Ali, Malik Ambar: Power and Slavery Across the Indian Ocean |
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| by Andrea Felber Seligman |
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| Sebastian Conrad, What is Global History? |
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| by Heather Streets-Salter |
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