After the Killing Fields: Lessons from the Cambodian Genocide Craig Carlyle [SA]

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Deep historical analysis of Cambodia\u2019s recent past, focusing on the Khmer Rouge era and the long shadow of genocide (1970s\u20131990s)

Argues that decades of conflict amounted to a sustained war driven by the Khmer Rouge, with new research on casualty figures and patterns of violence

Details efforts by Yale University\u2019s Cambodian Genocide Program and the Mass Grave Mapping Project to document atrocities and support justice initiatives

Authored by Craig Etcheson, founder of the Documentation Center of Cambodia, with academic roles at Johns Hopkins, Yale, and USC; expert on genocide, war crimes, and post-conflict recovery

Ideal for students, historians, political scientists, human rights scholars, and readers interested in Southeast Asian history and transitional justice

Offers insights into international justice, patterns of mass violence, and the long-term impacts of genocide on societies

After the Killing Fields: Lessons from the Cambodian Genocide Craig Carlyle [SA]

Deep historical analysis of Cambodia\u2019s recent past, focusing on the Khmer Rouge era and the long shadow of genocide (1970s\u20131990s)

Argues that decades of conflict amounted to a sustained war driven by the Khmer Rouge, with new research on casualty figures and patterns of violence

Details efforts by Yale University\u2019s Cambodian Genocide Program and the Mass Grave Mapping Project to document atrocities and support justice initiatives

Authored by Craig Etcheson, founder of the Documentation Center of Cambodia, with academic roles at Johns Hopkins, Yale, and USC; expert on genocide, war crimes, and post-conflict recovery

Ideal for students, historians, political scientists, human rights scholars, and readers interested in Southeast Asian history and transitional justice

Offers insights into international justice, patterns of mass violence, and the long-term impacts of genocide on societies

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