Esther Brito

Esther Brito is a Ph.D. Student at the American University School of International Service, specializing in genocide and mass atrocity. She is a contributor to multiple edited volumes, including Genocide Studies: Pathways Ahead (2024), and the co-editor of A Modern History of Forgotten Genocides and Mass Atrocities. Her work has been published in journals like Third World Quarterly and Civil Wars, and she is a Fellow in the War, Conflict & Global Migration think tank at the Global Research Network.

Challenging hierarchies of harm in mass atrocities: cultural destruction as genocide

Introduction The world we live in today is one of increasingly visible social, political, and economic fracturing. From this uncertainty, we see a return to the politics of fear, manifesting in the rise of nationalism and authoritarianism across every region. Narratives of cultural war and dehumanization are permeating daily conversations in ways that drive increased

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