Rwanda 1994

Professor Benyamin Neuberger is professor of political science and African studies at the Open University of Israel. He holds a BA degree in political science and economics and an MA degree in African studies from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a PhD degree in political science from Columbia University (New York). He was visiting professor at Oxford University, the University of Pennsylvania, Brandeis University, the University of Cape Town, and the University of Swaziland. He has taught and written extensively about African history and politics, as well as about nationalism and ethnicity.

• Introduction1. Historical and Political Background2. The Road to the 1994 Genocide 3. The International Dimension of the Genocide4. The Rwandan Genocide in Comparative Perspective5. The Causes of the Rwandan Genocide6. Punishing the Murderers7. After the Genocide: The New RwandaAppendix 1: The History of Rwanda - A ChronologyAppendix 2: The Rwandan Genocide as Described by AuthorsAppendix 3: Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda