2007 Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California Online Program

Paper Session: 1467 Geography of Genocide is scheduled on Tuesday, 4/17/07, from 2:00 PM - 3:40 PM in Nikko 1 - Hotel Nikko 3rd Floor Sponsorship(s): Political Geography Specialty Group Ethics, Justice, and Human Rights Specialty Group Organizer(s): Shannon O'Lear - University Of Kansas- Geography Department Stephen L. Egbert - University of Kansas Chair(s): Shannon O'Lear - University Of Kansas- Geography Department Abstract(s):   2:00 PM   Author(s): *James A. Tyner, PhD - Kent State University  Abstract Title: Anti-Geographies and the Erasure of Space in Democratic Kampuchea 2:20 PM   Author(s): *Christine M. Drennon - Trinity University  Abstract Title: Redefining Political Community on the Balkan Peninsula 2:40 PM   Author(s): *Patricia M. Martin - Université De Montréal  Abstract Title: Making visible the sites of gendered violence: towards a geography of femicide in Latin America 3:00 PM   Author(s): *Ipsita Chatterjee - Clark University  Abstract Title: Title: Social Injustice and the Fascist City 3:20 PM   Author(s): *Steve Randal Butcher - Kent State University  Abstract Title: Interpreting the Epistemological Stance of the United Nations Regarding Genocide: Nations, Races, Religions, Ethnicities, and the 'Tribe' 3:40 PM   Discussant: Lee R. Schwartz - U.S. Department of State   Discussant(s): Lee R. Schwartz - U.S. Department of State Session Description: The papers in this series consider unique perspectives that geographers have to offer in the analysis, alleviation and prevention of genocide.  The papers consider theoretical and methodological aspects of assessing and addressing genocide and apply these considerations to particular case studies where claims and denial of genocide have occurred.

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