Archive for February, 2010

Brighton Pavilion’s dilemma – Britain’s first Green MP?

Posted: February 16, 2010 in Britain, the left
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This blog does not usually deal with local politics, but I happen to live in the Brighton Pavilion parliamentary constituency, widely hyped as likely to elect Britain’s first Green Party Member of Parliament, Caroline Lucas, at the General Election due to be held by June this year. In an election dominated by the uninspiring choice [...]

Palestine in an International Historical Perspective on Genocide

Posted: February 16, 2010 in genocide, Israel / Palestine
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To appear in Holy Land Studies, 9, 1, May 2010. The text originally published in this post was not the final version, which is now available at http://theorypolitics.wordpress.com/2010/06/26/palestine-in-an-international-historical-perspective-on-genocide-2/

Text of my Britain and Genocide lecture

Posted: February 10, 2010 in Britain, genocide
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Here is the full text, longer than actually delivered: 100126 King’s War Studies Lecture, Britain and Genocide.doc. However this is a draft and should NOT be cited. Here is a link to the definitive published version, for citation. This appeared on the Review of International Studies website as a FirstView article on 29 Nov. 2010,  [...]