Maybe some researcher who has a paper ready could make them deal with
BOTH or indeed ALL incidents of destruction of ALL nations' cultural
heritage?

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Cultural Genocide

When Raphael Lemkin coined the term genocide during World War II, he
initially had a broader idea of the concept, namely that a group could
be
effectively destroyed by an attack on its social institutions and
cultural
heritage, even without the physical obliteration of its members. Since
Lemkin, scholars have defined cultural genocide as a form of
persecution
involving the deliberate destruction of the culture of a people,
ranging
from violence against material and immaterial culture to assaults on
identities of groups. Such destruction is wrought in a variety of
ways,
typically including restrictions upon of a group's language and
traditions,
the use of boarding schools to forcibly assimilate children, the
ruination
of objects and institutions, and the persecution of political,
cultural,
intellectual, and religious elites.

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History abounds with examples of cultural genocide. The expansion of
Europe
from 1492 on, for example, can be read as a long process of (un)
intended
destruction of indigenous cultures on the American and Australian
continents. Other examples include the Russian colonization of the
Caucasus,
Chinese rule in Tibet, the Japanese occupation of Korea, Nazi policies
in
occupied Poland, Young Turk cultural policies in Eastern Turkey, and
the
destruction of Islamic architecture in Bosnia. How can cultural
genocide be
conceptualized? Why do political elites launch policies to eradicate
cultures? How effective are these policies? To what degree are
processes of
nation formation tantamount to cultural genocide?

This thematic issue of the Journal of Genocide Research aims to
contribute
to our understanding of cultural genocide. The editors welcome
original and
innovative articles dealing with all possible aspects of cultural
genocide.
After initial editor screening, all submissions will undergo peer
review.
Proposals (max 1.5 pages) for papers should be submitted together with
a
short curriculum vitae by 1 March 2009 both to the editors of the JGR

Dominik J. Schaller ([email protected])

Jürgen Zimmerer ([email protected]) and to the guest editor
[email protected]

The articles, which should be a maximum of 8500 words including
documentation, will be due on 1 July 2009.

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