Book Review [Book Review]

Ethics and International Affairs 24 (4):528-530 (2010)
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Larry May's "Genocide: A Normative Account" is not a study of genocide per se, but rather an attempt to draw attention to the conceptual and practical difficulties and "puzzles" of conceptualizing and prosecuting genocide under international law

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