Native America and the Question of Genocide (Studies in Genocide: Religion, History, and Human Rights)
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Native America and the Question of Genocide (Studies in Genocide: Religion, History, and Human Rights)

by Alex Alvarez

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Native America and the Question of Genocide considers the relationship between Native American history and the study of genocide. Drawing on the perspectives identified in its subtitle—religion, history, and human rights—Alex Alvarez presents a focused examination of a complex and consequential subject.

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Native America and the Question of Genocide explores a major question at the intersection of Native American history and genocide studies.

Alex Alvarez frames the subject through the connected perspectives of religion, history, and human rights.

The book is part of the Studies in Genocide series and offers a focused contribution to discussions about how genocide is examined and understood.

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