After the Killing Fields: Lessons from the Cambodian Genocide (Modern Southeast Asia)
Craig Etcheson examines the Cambodian genocide and its aftermath, placing this devastating episode within the wider context of modern Southeast Asia. Focusing on the lessons of the Killing Fields, the book provides a thoughtful resource for readers interested in Cambodia, genocide, human rights, and regional history.
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After the Killing Fields examines the Cambodian genocide and its enduring significance.
Craig Etcheson considers the historical lessons that emerge from this tragedy in the context of modern Southeast Asia.
The book offers a serious, reflective treatment of genocide, regional history, and its aftermath.
It is suited to readers studying Cambodia, Southeast Asian affairs, human rights, and twentieth-century history.
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