The Cambridge World History of Genocide - Series page

pp iii-iv

The Cambridge World History of Genocide - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-ix

Figures

pp x-xi

Maps

pp xii-xii

Tables

pp xiii-xiii

Contributors to Volume I

pp xiv-xix

General Editor’s Acknowledgements

pp xx-xxii

General Editor’s Introduction to the Series

pp 1-30

Introduction to Volume I

pp 31-56

Part I - Themes of Genocide through History

pp 57-182

1 - Genocide before the State?

pp 59-85

2 - The Religion–Genocide Nexus

pp 86-102

3 - Genocide and Gender

pp 103-126

4 - Genocide, Starvation and Famine

pp 127-149

5 - Climate, Violence and Ethnic Conflict in the Ancient World

pp 150-182

Part II - The Ancient World

pp 183-400

6 - Genocide in Ancient Israelite and Early Jewish Sources

pp 185-208

7 - Genocide in Ancient Mesopotamia during the Bronze and Iron Ages

pp 209-234

8 - Urbicide in the Ancient Greek World, 480–330 bce

pp 235-256

9 - Violence, Emotions and Justice in the Hellenistic Period

pp 257-277

10 - A Tale of Three Cities

pp 278-308

11 - Caesar’s Gallic Genocide

pp 309-329

12 - Genocidal Perspectives in the Roman Empire’s Approach towards the Jews

pp 330-352

13 - Religious Violence in the Later Roman Empire

pp 353-375

14 - Genocide, Extermination and Mass Killing in Chinese History

pp 376-400

Part III - The Medieval World and Early Imperial Expansions

pp 401-647

15 - William the Conqueror’s Harrying of the North, 1069–1070

pp 403-424