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ISBN 10: 1000904342
ISBN 13: 9781000904345
Author: Rituparna Bhattacharyya

Genocides and Xenophobia in South Asia and Beyond 1st Edition Table of contents:

1 Understanding Xenophobia and Genocide

Introduction

Understanding Xenophobia and Genocide

The Question is, Where to Draw the Line?

Genocide: A Form of Gender-Based Violence

Chapter Overviews

Conclusion

Notes

References

2 Nationalisms On(the)line: New Media and the Fanning of Fear and Xenophobia

Introduction

Affect Registers of Digital Nationalism

Affective Digiscapes: Of Loving and Belonging

Conclusion

Notes

References

3 The Alchemy of a Sectarian Riot: New Delhi, 2020

Introduction

Riot as Theatre: The Politics and Optics of Communal Rage

Demonstrations against CAA

State Hegemony and Cementing Divisions

Anatomy of a Riot

Conspiracy Theories and Riot Narratives: The Erosion of Dissent

The Aftermath: Media, Rumours, and Burgeoning Mistrust

In Conclusion

Bibliography

4 Genocide of Kashmiri Pandits

Introduction

Kashmiri Pandits: The Indigenous People of Kashmir

Persecution

Hate Campaign

The Genocide and Aftermath

Response

Conclusion

Notes

References

5 Narratives, Violence and Consent: The Normalisation of State Violence in Jammu and Kashmir

Introduction

Deconstructing “Kashmir”: A Note on Methodology

Understanding State Violence

Kashmir: A Conflict of Narratives

Manufacturing Consent for Violence: Media and Kashmir

“Kashmir” through the Eyes of an Indian

Conclusion

Appendix: Questionnaire

Notes

References

6 Communal Riot, Pogrom, or Genocide?: Framing and Naming the Anti-Sikh Violence of Delhi 1984

Perpetrators and Intent

Victims and Effects

Naming the 1984 Violence and Its Narratives

Conclusions: 1984 as Genocide?

Notes

References

7 Is Assam Under the Shackle of a Silent Genocide?

Introduction

Revisiting History of Assam: An Overview

Language Movement

Assam Agitation

Nellie Massacre

Assam Accord

Towards a Silent Genocide

Notes

References

8 ‘Recovering Violent Pasts’: Revisiting Moments of Xenophobic Violence and Uprooting from Partitioned North-East India

Reflecting on Amnesia and Absence of Assam

The Sylhet Referendum Experience: Setting the Xenophobic Violent Foundation

Post-Referendum Sylhet: Tales of Horror

The ‘Unsuspecting Victims’ beyond Hindu-Muslim

Conclusion

Notes

References

9 Genocide in Sylhet during the Liberation War of Bangladesh

Introduction

Background of the Study

Genocide in Bangladesh

Genocides Carried Out in Sylhet

Research Design

Materials and Methods

Ethical Considerations

Limitations of the Study

Data Analysis and Interpretations

Findings of the Study

Facts and Figures Relating to Genocides Committed in Sylhet

Discussion on Major Genocides in the Sylhet Region

Burunga Genocide in Sylhet

Sriramsi Genocide in Sunamganj

Naria Genocide in Moulvibazar

Makalkandi Genocide in Habiganj

Krishnapur Genocide in Habiganj

Bengali Hindus Are the Innocent Victims of Genocides in Most Cases

Many of the Genocide Spots Were Remote and Inaccessible

Bengali Collaborators Are the Main Perpetrators of the Genocide

Genocidal Rape

Pillage and Setting Fire to Grab the Property of the Victims of Genocides

Discussion

Ethnic Cleansing and Creole Nationalism

Benedict Anderson’s Conception of ‘Imagined Communities’ and the Bengali Genocide

Conclusion

Notes

References

10 Ethnic Violence in Sri Lanka: Politics of Sinhala-Tamil Tensions

Introduction

Genocide or Successful Anti-militancy Operation?

Ethnic Tensions in the Colonial Era

Ethnic Tensions in Post-Independence Sri Lanka

Highly Protracted Civil War

Final Eelam War

Developments after the Final Eelam War

Conclusion

Note

References

11 Xenophobia in South Africa: Can this Morph into Genocide?

Introduction

Xenophobia and Genocide

Migrant Labour and Undocumented Migration

Media and Xenophobia

Xenophobic Violence

State Denialism and the Response to Xenophobia

Conclusion

Notes

References

12 1994 Rwanda Holocaust: A Critical Analysis of Xenophobia Mutating to Genocide against the Tutsi

Introduction

History of Rwanda

Xenophobia and Growing Retaliatory Ethnic Violence

More than 100 Days of Genocide against Tutsis

Alleviation from Genocide Trauma

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

The National Court System

The Gacaca Court System

Girinka

Imihigo

Conclusion

Notes

References

Index

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