GAL-Question #12
Oct 29th, 2008 by Margaret Barney
Question from the audience:
Prof. Bloxham spoke of particular problems that can be identified prior to a turn to homicidal genocide. Can you speak to moments or ways to ‘catch’ a genocide before it reaches its full potential, or even before it becomes genocide–either historically looking at cases that were caught and avoided in process, or by speaking of contemporary cases in danger of becoming genocide?