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Voices from S-21: Terror and History in Pol Pot's Secret Prison

David Chandler
Case Study(ies):
Cambodian Genocide
Theme(s):
Comparative Genocide
Publication Type: Book
War and State Terrorism

Mark Selden, Alvin Y. So
Case Study(ies):
Other
Publication Type: Book

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (November 22, 2003)

War, Genocide and Resistance in East Timor and Cambodia

Ben Kiernan
Case Study(ies):
Cambodian Genocide, East Timor
Theme(s):
Genocide, general
Publication Type: Journal Article
What we can learn from Indonesian Islam

Ben Kiernan
Case Study(ies):
Indonesia
Publication Type: Book

T.N. Srinavasan, ed., The Future of Secularism, New York, Oxford UP, 2006, 181-8.

When Broken Glass Floats: Growing Up Under the Khmer Rouge

Chanrithy Him
Case Study(ies):
Cambodian Genocide
Theme(s):
Comparative Genocide
Publication Type: Book
When the war was over

Elizabeth Becker
Case Study(ies):
Cambodian Genocide
Theme(s):
Comparative Genocide
Publication Type: Book
White Noise: Pro-Government Tactics to Shape Xinjiang Discourse Online are Evolving

MADE Working Paper Series

Joshua Lam and Libby Lange
Case Study(ies):
Other
Theme(s):
Mass Atrocities in the Digital Era (MADE)
Publication Type: Working Paper
 Despite Twitter being blocked in China, tweets  classified as supportive of Chinese state narratives in relation to Xinjiang accounted for a relatively high proportion of the conversation – nearly 1/3 of all content surveyed. Among these tweets, generic positive content designed to promote Xinjiang as a beautiful and exotic tourist destination emerged as a notable theme. Additionally, accounts sympathetic to the Chinese government incorporated far more cross-platform multimedia content in their posts compared to other users, particularly YouTube videos. The prevalence of seemingly authentic users sharing misleading information about Xinjiang on Twitter suggests a need to rethink traditional frameworks for disinformation mitigation and reorient platform efforts towards promoting more balanced conversations.
White Paper on Archiving Holocaust Digital Memorialization: The Lublin District Camps

MADE Working Paper Series, #6

Eve M. Zucker, Roberto Ulloa, David J. Simon, Mykola Makhortykh, and Daniel Bultmann
Case Study(ies):
Other
Theme(s):
Mass Atrocities in the Digital Era (MADE)
Publication Type: Working Paper

Zucker, E. M., Ulloa, R., Simon, D.J., Makhortykh, M., & Bultmann, B. (2024). Archiving Holocaust Digital Memorialization: The Lublin District Camps. Digital Archive of Memorialization of Mass Atrocities (DAMMA) Workshop Whitepaper. Yale University: Genocide Studies Program: Mass Atrocities in the Digital Era Working Paper #6.

This white paper considers the potential for a digital archive for the memorialization of mass atrocities (abbreviated herein as DAMMA) that would integrate artificial intelligence (AI) both in the archive’s creation and its use. Based on the proceedings of a workshop held in July 2023 in Bochum, Germany, at the Center for Advanced Internet Studies (CAIS), the workshop addressed conceptual and practical questions regarding the scope, form, benefits and limitations, usage, development, and ethics of DAMMA. The workshop also considered the parameters of a pilot version of DAMMA, focusing on the memorialization practices regarding Holocaust sites in the Lublin district (e.g., Majdanek or Sobibor).

Yale Genocide Center: A hidden humanities gem

Yale Herald
Case Study(ies):
Other
Publication Type: News Article

Yale Herald, Oct. 5, 2007

 a hidden humanities gem