The Genocide Myth
In his latest book, Mamdani attacks the Save Darfur Coalition as ahistorical and dishonest, and argues that the conflict in Darfur is more about land, power, and the environment than it is directly...
View ArticleNazi Sheikhs
The polemicist discusses Tariq Ramadan’s love of extremist sheikhs, Islamism’s ties to Hitler, and the intellectual confusion of liberal journalists.
View ArticleSudanese President Charged With Genocide: Guernica Offers Two Views on Darfur
Last week, the International Criminal Court charged Sudan's president with genocide. Two interviews previously published in Guernica offer vastly opposing views of the conflict in Darfur.
View ArticleLife After Karadzic
A Bosnian genocide survivor and a human rights journalist confront terror, loss, and what it takes to heal.
View ArticleCaroline Cooper: The Act of Seeing The Act of Killing
A new documentary on Indonesia’s 1965-66 anti-communist genocide is taking the international festival circuit by storm. But in the country that most needs to see it, the film is underground, its crew...
View ArticleRichard Falk: The Westgate Mall Massacre & the Rage of Fanaticism
How does truth inform genocide, and vice versa?
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