When humanity sits in judgment : crimes against humanity and the conundrum of race and ethnicity at the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda

In Ilana Feldman & Miriam Ticktin (eds.), In the name of humanity: the government of threat and care. Durham [NC]: Duke University Press (2010)
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