Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Introduction 1
5. 1. Soviet Scholars of International Law as Foot Soldiers in the Cold War 11
6. 2. Trial by Word: The Gulag Condemned 30
7. 3. Soviet Satellites Shift Allegiances: Hungary, Yugoslavia 50
8. 4. The Struggle for Influence in Postcolonial Africa and the Middle East: Algeria, Congo, Nigeria, Iraq 60
9. 5. Southeast Asia and the Rise of Communist China: Tibet, Bangladesh, Cambodia 77
10. 6. (Soviet) Piggy in the Middle: American Liberal Left versus Radical Right on US Ratification of the Genocide Convention 88
11. 7. Moscow Taps the New Left: The Vietnam Antiwar Movement, Black Panthers, the American Indian Movement 102
12. 8. Soviet-Turkish Relations and Socialist Armenia 120
13. 9. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 133
14. 10. An Uncertain End to the Cold War and the Reactivation of the Genocide Treaty 150
15. Conclusion 165
16. Afterword: Genocide Rhetoric and a New Cold War 171
17. Appendix A: Articles in Pravda with Reference to Genocide, 1948–1988 177
18. Appendix B: Articles in the New York Times with Reference to Genocide, 1948–1988 180
19. Acknowledgments 187
20. Notes 189
21. Bibliography 225
22. Index 237