San Francisco / Arusha / Rights / Hartford / Dili / Sharpeville / Kigali / Paul / Longueville / Boston / New York / Sydney / London / Chicago / /
Company
State University of New York Press / Cambridge University Press / Union Carbide / Kumarian Press / Yale University Press / New York University Press / Studies / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Cornell University Press / the New York Times / Exxon / Political Weekly / St. Martin's Press / International Journal / Westport / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Rwanda / Cambodia / East Timor / South Africa / France / Uganda / Tanzania / Iraq / Bangladesh / Belgium / United States / Ghana / United Kingdom / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Santa Cruz cemetery / The hotel / Hotel Rwanda / Kigali airport / station RTLM / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / satellite pictures / intelligence services / food / belief systems / censorship systems / mass media / manufacturing damaging information / communications infrastructure / outrage management / oil / unfavourable media portrayals / telephone wires / public relations / media coverage / hate media / /
MedicalCondition
mass starvation / subsequent starvation / /
Movie
Hotel Rwanda / Shake Hands with the Devil / The Prime Minister / /
MusicAlbum
War Crimes / Genocide / Crimes against Humanity / /
OperatingSystem
Counterpoise / /
Organization
United States Committee for Refugees / French government / Cambridge University / UN Assistance Mission for Rwanda / New York University / US government / Turkish government / Princeton University / French embassy in Kigali / East Timorese Resistance Movement / Cornell University / Los Angeles police / UN Security Council / U.S. Congress / UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations / Oxford University / Indonesian government / Russian government / Catholic Church / Global Society / Yale University / State University of New York / Modern Society / Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) / Rwandan government / Rwandan army / Rwanda government / United Nations / Human Rights Watch / Security Council / RTLM / Fretilin / Indonesian military / /
Person
Leo Kuper / Fiona Terry / Wendy Varney / Genocide Debates / Peter Uvin / Adrian Vickers / Gérard Prunier / Arnold S. Kohen / Adam Jones / Ben Kiernan / George Myconos / Brian Martin / Thane Rosenbaum / Jean Hatzfeld / Martin Shaw / Wendy Whitworth / Brian Martin Published / Ervin Staub / Carol Rittner / Andrew Herd / Sam Keen / Michael Barnett / Donald Bloxham / Roméo Dallaire / Sue Curry Jansen / Rodney King / Juvénal Habyarimana / John K. Roth / Gene Sharp / Philip Frankel / Brent Beardsley / Evelin Lindner / James Dunn / Scott Straus / Truda Gray / Alain Destexhe / Gregory Stanton / Kurt Jonassohn / John G. Heidenrich / Helen Fein / Mahmood Mamdani / Fred Emil Katz / Frank Chalk / Stephen James / Nigel Eltringham / Albert J. Jongman / David Hess / Léon D. Saur / Roger Winter / Machete Season / Alison Des Forges / Samantha Power / Linda Melvern / Roy F. Baumeister / Hannah Lendon / Susan Engel / Boutros Boutros-Ghali / Raul Hilberg / Astri Suhrke / Howard Adelman / Gregory H. Stanton / /
Position
Prime Minister / president / ambassadors / General / secretary / head / Bishop / representative / Secretary-General / manager / Harper / director / model of outrage management / Porter / /
ProvinceOrState
New Brunswick / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / Economic and Political Weekly / Journal of Genocide Research / Free Press / Holocaust and Genocide Studies / New York Press / Kangura / /
Managing outrage over genocide: case study Rwanda Brian Martin Published in Global Change, Peace & Security, Vol. 21, No. 3, October 2009 Perpetrators of genocide are likely to use a variety of tactics to reduce outrage