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Natan Sznaider
European Journal of Social Theory, 2002
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Pramod K. Nayar
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Eva Kovacs
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Larissa Allwork
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Pieter Lagrou
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Tarik Cyril Amar
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Hannah Tzuberi
Passato e Presente, 2023
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Sahra Rausch
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Malgorzata Fabiszak
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Michael Rothberg
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Ross Poole
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Dan Stone
Oxford Handbook of Genocide Studies, 2010
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Jean-Marc Dreyfus
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Dirk Moses
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Stephan Stach
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Emily-Rose Baker
Holocaust Studies, 2022
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Joanna Stimmel
The German Quarterly, 2008
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Bill Niven
Jewish Historical Studies, 2020
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Anna Koch , Stephan Stach
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zlatan filipovic
Philosophy and Social Criticism , 2023
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Jon Stratton
Journal of the Australian Critical Race & Whiteness Studies Association, 2005
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Fernando Garcia
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David Seymour
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Nadim Khoury
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2020
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Kai Struve
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Vladimir (Zeev) Khanin
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Joseph Ford
2015
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Claudia Lenz
2013
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Eldad Ben-Aharon
2020
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Marije Hristova , Lee Douglas , Zoé de Kerangat , Francisco Ferrandiz
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Slawomir Kapralski
2017
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Katrin Antweiler
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Tuija M Parvikko
Redescriptions, 2004
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