The United Nations and Genocide

<p>Introduction; Deborah Mayersen<br>1. On Genocide and Colonial Violence; Philip Dwyer and Lyndall Ryan<br>2. Betrayal and Hypocrisy: The United Nations, Cambodia, and the Khmer Rouge Tribunal; Rebecca Gidley<br>3. Lessons from Srebrenica: The United Nations after Bosnia; Hariz Halilovich <br>4. Naming and Framing: Darfur, the Genocide Debate, and the Responsibility to Protect; Jess Gifkins<br>5. Indonesia and the UN Genocide Convention: The Empty Promises of Human Rights Ritualism; Annie Pohlman <br>6. When the UN Refuses to Prevent Genocide: Legal, Political, and Religious Factors; Hannibal Travis<br>7. The Responsibility to Protect and the Responsibility to Assist: Developing Human Rights Protection through Police Building; Charles Hawksley and Nichole Georgeou<br>8. United Nations Outreach Programmes and Genocide Prevention; Deborah Mayersen<br>9. Moving Beyond 'Technical Fixes': Genocide Prevention and the United Nations; Stephen McLoughlin<br>Conclusion; Deborah Mayersen</p>