The editors of Genocide Studies International (GSI) are pleased to announce the relaunching of the journal, continuing the publishing efforts of the International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (A Division of the Zoryan Institute) (“IIGHRS”) and the University of Toronto Press since 2006. GSI is the official journal of the IIGHRS.
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International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights
Studies
A Division of the Zoryan Institute
Announcing: Genocide Studies International
The editors of Genocide Studies International (GSI) are
pleased to announce the relaunching of the journal, continuing the publishing
efforts of the International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (A
Division of the Zoryan Institute) (“IIGHRS”) and the University of Toronto
Press since 2006. GSI is the official journal of the IIGHRS.
In keeping with the objectives of the IIGHRS to raise
awareness by being a bridge between academia and civil society, as well as
policy-makers, GSI is a journal devoted to innovative research, analysis and
information. GSI is a forum for the academic study and understanding of the
phenomena of genocide and the gross violation of human rights and various
approaches to preventing them. It strives to raise awareness of the necessity
of genocide prevention and the promotion of universal human rights. It serves
as a critical voice for analyzing governmental and supra-governmental efforts
in the prevention of genocide.
This peer-reviewed journal is interdisciplinary and comparative
in nature. It welcomes submissions on individual case studies, thematic
approaches, and policy analyses that relate to the history, causes, impact,
aftermath, and all other aspects of genocide.
Maureen Hiebert, Herbert Hirsch, Roger W. Smith, and
Henry Theriault, Editors of GSI.
GSI is now available online and will be available in
print in April 2014.
The first issue will deal with "The Failure of
Prevention," focusing on Sudan—Darfur, the Nuba Mountains crisis —and on
the politics of prevention or the lack thereof.
Click Here To View the Table of Contents and Abstracts of
the First Issue
The second issue will be a general issue open to articles
on all aspects of the phenomenon of genocide, and is scheduled to appear in
September 2014.
The third issue, due out in March 2015, will be a special
issue on the Ottoman Genocide of Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks. April 2015
will mark the 100th anniversary of what is generally considered the start of
this genocidal process.
The fourth issue, to appear in September 2015, will be a
special issue on “The Political Economy of Genocide.”
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