Boston (1866)

The City Hall

Level 4H (e_e/ea)

The Beach Team

Book One of The Queens of Renthia

The Queen of Blood

'Should we let the contextual facts get in the way of a powerful universal morality tale ofgenocide and intervention? Collins is brave enough to think that we should. He makes a compelling case that moral certainties make for poor and reductionist historical, political and legal judgements. This book is going to disturb and unsettle anyone who thinks that genocide is an abstract concept: 'simply' a crime made 'to order' by criminal masterminds and their docile subjects. This is a meticulous study of the genocide which at the same time treats the people of Rwanda with the dignity and respect they deserve.' David Chandler, Professor of International Relations, University of Westminster, UK

'The standard account of the Rwandan 'genocide' of 1994 rests on a conspiracy theory. As Collins demonstrates in his book, the evidence supporting the theory is no better than the evidence refuting it. The United Nations, through its creation of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, has inadvertently lent its weight to the standard account. Why would
a UN Tribunal endorse a myth? No further conspiracy theory is required to explain the ICTR's blinkered view of events in the 1994 Rwandan war. The ICTR fell into the rut of victor's justice, only ever prosecuting the losing side in the 1994 war. The winning side, which since that year has ruled Rwanda, was left alone. Almost twenty years after its establishment the Tribunal is still in the same rut. The lesson for international justice surely is that atrocities should be prosecuted with an open mind and without compromise.' Dr Alexander Zahar, former legal officer at the ICTR and ICTY and co-author of 'International Criminal Law: A Critical Introduction' (2008)

The Myth of the Akazu Genocide Conspiracy and Its Consequences

Rwanda 1994

A Reading of Poems

Cross Country

Efficient Memory Optimization for IoT Intrusion Detection

The Shroud of Peace

"The combination of an innovative structure and lucid, engaging prose enables Walley to present complex ideas and literatures in a consistently clear, coherent manner. She has a gift for distilling the key arguments, and her book offers novel insights into the process and practice of doing ethnographic research. One of the very best books I have read in recent years."—Dorothy L. Hodgson, Rutgers University

Nature and Development in an East African Marine Park

Rough Waters

El Evangelio de Simon

Light into Darkness

The Message of Evil and Suffering

The Origin and Propagation of Sin

Un Día Sin Sentimientos

the age of the despots

Renaissance in Italy

Rato Previsões e Rituais 2025

Komponisten in Bayern. Band 61: Peter Michael Hamel

Or, The Scriptures Simplified for the Little Folks

Bible Talks with Children

Vol. 1

The Country Cousin

1854 to 1896

The American Mission in Egypt

Containing a series of the texts of sermons and discourses published either singly or in volumes, by divines of the Church of England. Vol. 2

The Preacher's Assistant

its origin, and application to the relative powers of Congress and of state legislatures

Constitutional Legislation in the United States

A short history of the Canadian people

A Journey in Russian Lapland and Karelia

The White Sea Peninsula

Vol. 3

A Course of Lectures Delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Sixth Edition

The History of Modern Music

Eden and other poems

Taming Big Sky Country: The History of Montana Transportation from Trails to Interstates

Elsa Schiaparelli, Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, Martin Margiela, Jeanne Lanvin, Heinz Bormann, Madeleine Vionnet, Vivienne Westwood, Rudolph Moshammer, Yoji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, Donna Karan

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