Fw: H-ASIA: CFP Dutch Decolonisation: A Thematic Issue of Journal of Genocide Research

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Genocide Research

> H-ASIA
> March 13, 2011
>
> Call for papers: Dutch Decolonisation: A Thematic Issue of _Journal of
> Genocide Research_
> PROPOSAL DEADLINE 31 MAY 2011
> ************************************************************************
> From: Juergen Zimmerer <juergen.zimmerer@uni-hamburg.de>
>
> *Call for Paper: Dutch Decolonisation: A Thematic Issue of Journal of
> Genocide Research*
>
> *Dutch Decolonisation*
>
> A recent strand of research in genocide studies emphasizes the intimate
> connections and the porous boundary between imperial and colonial violence
> and genocidal practices. So far, the British and German settler colonies
> have been the subject of such attention, but more imperial contexts need
> to
> be studied to allow for a nuanced and truly global analysis of these
> connections. One such context that has received too little attention in
> the
> English language scholarship is that of the Dutch imperial presence in the
> Indonesian archipelago. This imperial scene, which is generally not
> perceived as an instance of settler colonialism, should help us look
> beyond
> settler colonies and discuss the links between mass violence and
> colonialism/imperialism more generally. The Journal of Genocide Research
> accordingly invites contributions on this topic from scholars of all
> disciplines for a special issue edited by Bart Luttikhuis and Dirk Moses
> (European University Institute, Florence). We are particularly interested
> in
> dynamics of retributive atrocities related to campaigns of insurgency and
> counterinsurgency, such as during the expeditions in Aceh (1873-1913) as
> well as the Indonesian Revolution (1945-1950). Contributions about the
> post-conflict memorialization and memory of these events in both metropole
> and postcolonial polity are also welcome.
>
> Please send proposals and a short cv to bart.luttikhuis@eui.eu and
> dirk.moses@eui.eu. The deadline for proposals is May 31st 2011, and for
> submissions March 31st 2012. All submissions are subjected to the
> journal?s
> regular anonymous peer review process.
>
>
> Prof. Dr. Juergen Zimmerer
> Historisches Seminar
> Universitaet Hamburg
> Von-Melle-Park 6
> 20146 Hamburg
> Tel. +494042838-2591, +4940428384841 (Secr.),
> Fax.: +494042838-2371
> juergen.zimmerer@uni-hamburg.de
> President, International Network of Genocide Scholars (INoGS)
> Senior Editor, Journal of Genocide Research
>
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