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Tables of Contents for War and Genocide
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Boxes
ix
Tables
xi
Acknowledgements
xii
Introduction
1
9
The history of mass slaughter and its threat
2
1
Attitudes to war
3
1
The argument of this book
4
3
The organization of this book
7
1
Sources and resources
8
2
Episode 0 The trenches
10
22
1 War and slaughter
14
18
Mass killing
16
2
War
18
5
Degenerate war
23
3
Categories of violence
26
2
Revolution as war
28
4
Episode I The Armenian genocide
32
22
2 Genocide as a Form of War
34
20
Destruction
35
3
Intention
38
3
A form of war
41
8
On slaughter
49
1
Post-degenerate, anti-genocidal war?
50
4
Episode II Stalinism's mass murders
54
24
3 Organizing Violence
58
20
State power
58
5
Systems and politics
63
3
World war to world order?
66
6
Future wars
72
6
Episode III Nazism, war and the Holocaust
78
20
4 Producing Destruction
82
16
Industrialism and war
82
9
New technology, new war economy
91
2
Economy of slaughter zones
93
5
Episode IV Japan's genocidal wars
98
28
5 Thinking War
100
26
Ideologies of war and peace
101
8
Cultures of slaughter
109
3
Nations and nationalism
112
3
Race and gender
115
3
Media of war
118
8
Episode V Allied bombing in 1939-45
126
19
6 Killing spaces
128
17
Historical battlefields
128
3
Modern killing spaces
131
5
Global era slaughter spaces
136
4
Media as battlespace
140
5
Episode VI Nuclear war preparation
145
21
7 Combatants and Participants
147
19
Combatants and non-combatants
147
2
Armed forces
149
4
New killing forces
153
2
Social groups and war participation
155
11
Episode VII The Cambodian genocide
166
24
8 Victims
168
22
Victimhood and its appropriation
169
2
From battlefield to civilian death
171
4
Military logic in genocide
175
1
Ethnic and cosmopolitan victims
176
2
Gendered violence
178
3
Irrationality of slaughter
181
9
Episode VIII Genocidal war in Yugoslavia
190
21
9 Movements
194
17
Resistance
195
2
Movement
197
7
Change
204
7
Episode IX War and genocide in Rwanda
211
27
10 Just Peace
214
24
Old thinking about war
215
2
War management
217
3
Demands for justice
220
8
From slaughter to safety
228
4
Peace and cosmopolitan democracy
232
6
Episode X The new Western way of war
238
5
Conclusion
241
2
Index
243