Dirk Moses

It relates to this important book which I discuss in The Problems of Genocide www.abebooks.com/first-editio...

Something I found in the CJH papers a few years ago.

I would like to announce the account of the journal I edit:

@journalgenocide.bsky.social

Please follow it for updates on our articles.

Thank you.

Cheers David. And there’s lots more on the subject in the same journal, written long long before Bartov.

This issdiexeas covered over a year ago by Omar McDoom eprints.lse.ac.uk/122722/1/McD...

Over the heads of the audience, you can see Sally Ghattas standing and speaking. In the background is her presentation projected on a screen on the wall.

Four people stand next to a TraCe roll-up banner: A. Dirk Moses and Núrel Reitz on the left and Sabine Mannitz and Sally Ghattas on the right.

Sally Ghattas (University of Sydney) joined us for a lunch talk @prif.org on Australia's genocide discourse & Aboriginal politics, with comments by @dirkmoses.bsky.social.

Both co-authored TraCe Working Paper No. 4, together with Sabine Mannitz & Núrel Reitz: www.trace-center.de/fileadmin/Da...

Sally was amazing 🙌

University of Sydney not the other place

Thanks Ferenc

An Earlier Genocide Debate: Vietnam, International Law, and the Question of Gaza - Law and Critique The article examines the historical and legal complexities surrounding genocide accusations, particularly through the lens of Vietnam and Gaza. Drawing parallels between U.S. military actions in Vietn...

this is a fascinating new article by @dirkmoses.bsky.social - comparing the genocide debates of Vietnam & Gaza.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

I’ll email you a copy. You are cited I think !

I don’t think so but it was a very tame discussion befitting the location. Everyone was very nice. The films beginning the event were the highlight.

I’ve just published this comparison of the Vietnam and Gaza genocide debates. The former frames the latter. But the #ICJ has ways to escape the frame if it’s willing to think outside the box link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Thanks Ana!

📢 For those in Bremen, join us!

Thursday 10th 5pm UniGW2

At a time when even mentioning the word genocide in an academic discussion immediately creates tension, I can't help but emphasize how important this opportunity is.

Big thanks to @dirkmoses.bsky.social

Please share it with your students 🙌

We are speaking about the future of German memory culture tonight in Frankfurt www.trace-center.de/veranstaltun...

I’m looking forward to the discussion. Thanks.

Many thanks for the invitation and hosting the probing discussion

I hope they learn something from you!

@beatricedegraaf.bsky.social

From 2008

On today at 3.15pm

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE! 👇

To prevent overlap with a lecture organised by colleagues from Conflict Studies (@humanitiesuu.bsky.social), we have rescheduled our lecture by @dirkmoses.bsky.social to 3:15 PM. All welcome on Tuesday in room 0.13, Janskerkhof 2-3 of @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social!

The Journal of Genocide has published a special issue on “Navigating Post-Genocide Social Relations: Memory, Power and Legacy in Rwanda” edited by Christopher P. Davey & Nicole Fox www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjgr20/2...

The Utrecht Lectures in Political History continue! We are very pleased to have @dirkmoses.bsky.social (@cuny.edu) with
us at @humanitiesuu.bsky.social next Tuesday to speak on 'How Genocide Became Distinguished from Genocidal Warfare’. Full details, including how to sign up, below. All welcome!

Holocaust Memory and the Universal Sovereignty of the Liberal Democratic State Despite the large body of scholarship on global Holocaust memorialization and recent writing on the West’s preoccupation with antisemitism, the interconnection between the two issues has been large...

The Journal of Genocide Research has published “Holocaust Memory and the Universal Sovereignty of the Liberal Democratic State” by
James Renton

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

I explain here how genocide in law was distinguished from genocidal warfare so that states could more easily engage in the latter. Thanks to my Oslo hosts for the invitation and opportunity

A pleasure and honour to join @trace-center.de and its team of outstanding researchers this summer.

The New Politics Of Territorial Expansion | NOEMA “Never again” and the “responsibility to protect” now license forcible territorial annexation.

"Like Israel, Rwanda embraces post-genocide politics + deploys hum intervention rhetoric to justify protection of members of same ethnic community in its “near abroad,” thereby recruiting a central element of postwar order’s moral legitimation: genocide prevention."

www.noemamag.com/the-new-poli...

Our workshop at CEU has started