FRAMING GENOCIDE: MEDIA, DIPLOMACY AND CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION
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Darfur: Can We Rely On Europe? Genocide is a concept that has plagued Europe's history. With an undeniably loaded connotation, the term was originally coined by Raphael Lemkin, and was based primarily upon the atrocities of the Armenian genocide and -
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