Chat with AIExam 7: Economics of Genocide
What are the five principle forms of eliminationism, according to Daniel Goldhagen?
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VerifiedThe five principle forms of eliminationism include 1) transformation, in which a group's identity in terms of politics, society, or culture is destroyed, 2) repression, in which a group is confined to a restricted geographical area, 3) expulsion, in which a group is forced out of an area or into holding areas, 4) prevention of reproduction, in which sterilization, or rape are used to prevent pregnancy or change the biological makeup of the group, and 5) extermination, in which the group members are killed.
What is the international community and what is its role in terms of genocide?
(85) VerifiedThe international community is the group of countries, governments, businesses, and organizations that make decisions of when and how to intervene in a genocide. The decisions of the international community are not necessarily made collectively.
When was the term genocide first used?
(86) VerifiedThe first use of the term genocide was in 1948 by Raphael Lemkin.
What happens to net benefit on a graph when income constraints are imposed against victims of genocide?
(69) What are social cleavages and how can they increase opposition between groups?
(71) What are some of the areas where costs are imposed on the victims of genocide?
(90) What are the ten developmental stages of genocide, according to Gregory Stanton?
(83) What incentives are needed to prevent bystanders from becoming perpetrators of genocide?
(74) How are systematic rape and biological subjugation used as weapons of genocide?
(82) What is Stage IX of genocide (according to Gregory Stanton) and which countries are currently listed at this stage?
(89) What is the Genocide Convention and what are the five activities it uses to define genocide?
(83) What services are needed to help survivors of genocide become productive citizens?
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