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"""Rooted in a personal hunger for justice and reconciliation, After Genocide makes an indispensible contribution to current debates about international justice, and international interventions more generally, by challenging the ideology that the international is by definition a better force for good than the national or local. Smith convincingly calls to account an international movement that holds others criminally responsible, but has thus far managed to shield itself behind judicial robes from political accountability for its own operations."" -- Making Sense of Darfur blog, August 18, 2009"

Rooted in a personal hunger for justice and reconciliation, After Genocide makes an indispensible contribution to current debates about international justice, and international interventions more generally, by challenging the ideology that the international is by definition a better force for good than the national or local. Smith convincingly calls to account an international movement that holds others criminally responsible, but has thus far managed to shield itself behind judicial robes from political accountability for its own operations. -- Making Sense of Darfur blog, August 18, 2009

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Adam M. Smith (Bethesda, MD) is an associate at a Washington, DC-based international law firm who has advised presidential candidates, held staff positions with the United Nations and the World Bank, and worked at US embassies in three countries, for the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, and for the legal adviser to the State Department. He has published in magazines such as Forbes, American Prospect, and New Republic, and such prestigious journals as Harvard International Law Journal, Fletcher Forum, and Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs. He has been interviewed by NPR, Reuters, AP, CNN, and others and has a coauthored academic text forthcoming by Routledge.

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