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sexual violence, 319–20
Shapiro-Phim, Toni, 20–21
Shea, Randall, 303
slave trade, 47
Smith, Roger W., 64, 65
Snow, Clyde, 365
Soltau, Heide, 244
song and dance: terror by Khmer Rouge and,
21, 179–80, 181, 182–89
Soviet Union, 49
Spiegel, Der, 249
Srebrenica, Bosnia, 195, 196, 218
Sri Lanka, 142
state: genocide and, 49–52, 338; homogeneity
and, 13; human rights abuses and, 327–28
Staub, Ervin, 109
Ströbel, Richard, 98–100, 104
Sudan, 50
Tacitus, 103
Tasmania, 45, 61–62
Taussig, Michael, 140
Taylor, Christopher, 19–20, 385–86
Thomas, Cyrus, 107
Tito, 209–10; changes following death of, 22,
206–7, 211–12
Todorov, Tzvetan, 263
Totten, Samuel, 11–12, 76–77
transnational corporations: human rights
violations by, 71–73
Truganini, 62
Tudjman, Franjo, 214
Tutsi: cultural definition of, 327, 390; Hutu narratives
justifying violence against, 140; physical
distinctiveness of, 321n11; as privileged by
colonial powers, 16, 170, 171, 326–27; as
“protected people,” 317–18; violence against,
159–61, 163–64, 168–69, 313
twins studies, 125
United Nations Commission of Experts for the
International Criminal Tribunal, 197, 198,
204, 208, 222n17
United Nations Convention on the Prevention
and Punishment of Genocide, 27; definition
of genocide by, 59–60, 80–81, 310–11; issue
of “protected peoples” under, 317–18
United Nations Protection Force
(UNPROFOR), 195, 196
United Nations Sub-Commission on the Prevention
of Discrimination and Protection of
Minorities, 61
United Nations Working Group on Indigenous
Populations, 81
United States Drug Enforcement Agency, 73
United States Immigration and Naturalization
Service, 329–30, 331, 341. See also Border Patrol
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 2, 55
Verscheur, Otmar von, 16–17, 123, 125, 126
Vietnam War, 65
Vijghen, John, 278
violence: definition of, 6; forms of, in Rwanda,
158–69; gender-related, 83; in language of
New Left, 251–62, 265; political, 6, 337–38;
sacrificial, 371; sexual, 319–20; symbolic, 326,
338, 339
Volkekunde, 364
War Crimes Tribunal, 77
Warren, Kay, 298, 299–300
Washington Agreement, 200, 201
West Germany. See Germany; New Left
Whitaker, B., 60, 82
Working Group on Indigenous Populations,
81–82
Wounded Knee, 55
Yahi, 355–56. See also Ishi
Yanomami, 74–75
Yugoslavia: manipulation of fear in, 211, 216–17;
transition of authority in, after Tito’s death,
206–10. See also Bosnia-Herzegovina
Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), 197, 207, 208
Zapatistas, 69
Zerubavel, Yael, 110
Zwick, Peter, 207
index 405