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Joyce Apsel 《Human Rights Review》2011,12(4):465-486
This paper examines the design and teaching of "Genocide and Human Rights," an innovative, higher education course introduced
in 2002 to provide training for a new generation of scholars and teachers. The course was developed and funded by a small
non-profit organization, the Zoryan Institute, in Toronto, Canada. One purpose of the course is to teach about the Armenian
genocide within a comparative genocide and human rights framework. Another goal is to fill a gap in the curriculum in response
to increased student interest and research in genocide and human rights. The course serves as a valuable pedagogical model
including its comparative framework, teaching by invited specialists, adjusting the curriculum to reflect student interest
and new scholarship, and setting up and maintaining formal and informal scholarly networks. Features of critical pedagogy
include classroom dialogue and critique and respect for differences in background and opinion. For example, interactions between
students of Turkish and Armenian background provide an opportunity to explore issues of stereotypes, memory, denial and reconciliation.
The course provides training for a new generation in research, publications, teaching and advocacy in fields related to genocide
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Joyce Apsel 《Human Rights Review》2009,10(2):239-259
This paper analyzes the complex historical and regional factors that contribute to the escalation of destruction from 2003
on in Darfur. Darfur is not an isolated case that suddenly erupted in violence. It is the most recent case in a long history
of repeated violations by the Sudanese state against its citizens. From the use of proxy militias (the Janjaweed) to signing
peace agreements that fragment and weaken the opposition, destruction in Darfur continues government strategies of divide
and rule. At the same time, complex regional dynamics especially between Sudan, Chad and the Central African Republic add
to violence and instability within states and across borders. The paper emphasizes the speed with which during 2003–2005 over
2.4 million were uprooted from their homes and the ongoing vulnerability of internally displaced persons to attacks, disease
and malnutrition. This restructuring of the population in Darfur is part of a strategy to control the populace and redistribute
land and other resources. The multicausal origin of the conflict and its increasing complexity points to the difficulty of
providing security for the people in Darfur and resolving the conflict.
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