Description
Vol. III, No. L
Synopsis:
Can our memory of history be molded overtime to serve political ends? VCU political scientist and Virginia Foundation for the Humanities & Public Policy fellow Herbert Hirsh joins William and Mary government professor Roger Smith for a frank discussion of the violence, memory and history of genocide in Germany, Bosnia, Rwanda and elsewhere and how these forces continue to shape our politics and culture today. They also look at regions around the world where genocide might surface in the future.
