Guilt by Location: Forced Displacement and Population Sorting in Civil Wars
Guilt by Location explores the relationship between forced displacement, population sorting, and civil war. Adam Lichtenheld examines how the places people inhabit—and the ways populations are separated or moved—can shape judgments of guilt, responsibility, and identity during conflict.
About This Book
Guilt by Location examines forced displacement and population sorting in the context of civil wars.
The book focuses on how location, movement, and demographic separation can influence perceptions of guilt and responsibility.
It offers a focused contribution to the study of civil conflict, displacement, and political violence.
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