Introduction: Bringing Cultural Genocide into the Mainstream Part I: Cultural Genocide in International Law
1. Raphael Lemkin: Culture and Cultural Genocide
2. An Historical Perspective: The Exclusion of Cultural Genocide from the Genocide Convention
3. A Modern Perspective: The Current Status of Cultural Genocide Under International Law Part II: Global Manifestations of Cultural Genocide Section One: Settler Colonialism, Forced Assimilation, and Indigenous Genocide
4. Destroying Indigenous Cultures in the United States
5. Genocide and Settler Colonialism: How a Lemkinian Concept of Genocide Informs Our Understanding of the Ongoing Situation of the Guar ani Kaiowa in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
6. A Political Economy of Genocide in Australia: The Architecture of Dispossession Then and Now
7. Colonialism and Cold Genocide: The Case of West Papua Section Two: Cultural Destruction
8. Heritage Wars: A Cultural Genocide in Iraq
9. A Century of Cultural Genocide in Palestine
10. The Baha’i Community of Iran: Cultural Genocide and Resilience Section Three: Justice and Restitution
11. Ontological Redress: The Natural and the Material in Transformative Justice for ‘Cultural’ Genocide