This is the Genocide & Justice Class of the Maple League of Universities (Acadia University, Bishop's University, Mount Allison University, and St. Francis Xavier University) first anthology of undergraduate work in the area of genocide and related justice research. Started in 2018, the Maple League Reader is a shared effort to show research by former students on past genocides and related justice research, and their papers have been selected to represent a diverse range of topics. Covering over a century and spanning every continent, the Maple League Reader contains theses from a diverse range of topics including different regions, historical context, political situations, and final outcomes.
(Dr. Sedgwick teaching Genocide & Justice 2017,
https://www.macleans.ca/education/why-a-group-of-small-universities-believes-the-future-is-theirs/)
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Student Developers: Ryan Whiston, Kate Jardine
Faculty Supervisor: James Burnham Sedgwick
The search bar in the upper right corner can be used to navigate the website by keyword(s).
Student Developers: Ryan Whiston, Kate Jardine
Faculty Supervisor: James Burnham Sedgwick
