The Budapest Centre is proud to launch “Working towards Prevention”: a series of working papers entirely dedicated to studies in genocide and mass atrocity prevention.
The series is meant to be a space where researchers working in close cooperation with the Centre can share their ongoing projects. The Centre will also accept submission from external researchers, as long as their papers meet a good academic standard and adhere to the topic of the series. Read here the first paper of the series, authored by Tommaso Trillò, Junior Researcher at the Budapest Centre.
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The Budapest Centre launches “Working towards Prevention”: a series of working papers on genocide and mass atrocity prevention
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