Victimization, survival and the impunity of forced exile: A case study from the Rwandan genocide

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作者：
Frank M. Afflitto
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[1] The University of Memphis,Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
来源：
Crime, Law and Social Change | 2000年 / 34卷
关键词：
International Relation; Historical Context; Rwandan Genocide; Lethal Threat; Genocide Survivor;
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A case study of a Rwandan genocide survivor and a review of the cultural and historical contexts of that crime are presented. The case study examines not only the events that occurred during the genocide, but also the post-victimization reflections of the respondent. It is argued that neither survival nor victimization in genocide are bounded events, but a set of processes. Survival during genocide is accomplished only by navigating through a series of lethal threats. Victimization is perceived to continue after the genocide through the impunity granted to perpetrators.
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页码：77 / 97
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