1. From definition to process: the effects and roots of genocide -- 2. The concept of 'genocidial social practices' -- 3. Genocidal moralities: a critique -- 4. The destruction of Sarajevo's Vijecnica: a case of genocidal cultural destruction? -- 5. Genocidal Masculinity -- 6. Invisible males: a critical assessment of UN gender mainstreaming policies in the Congolese genocide -- 7. Tracking evidence of genocide through environmental change: applying remote sensing to the study of genocide -- 8. Genocide and structural violence: charting the terrain -- 9. Moral bystanders and mass violence -- 10. When 'the world was turned upside down': California and Oregon's Tolowa Indian genocide, 1851-1856 -- Fresh understandings of the Armenial genocide: mapping new terrain with old questions -- 12. Sri Lanka and genocidal violence: from retrospective to prospective research -- 13. Researching genocide in Africa: establishing ethnological and historical context -- 14. The Challenge of social reconciliation in Rwanda: identity, justice and transformation.