A Reflection on #Metoo, a Story of Sexual Assault and Victimhood in India by Shromona Das

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States of victimhood and irreparable losses: Serbian veterans of the post-Yugoslav wars by Dokić Goran

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The Politics of Victimhood in Human Rights Violations: The Case of the Erased Residents of Slovenia by Barbara Gornik

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BOOK REVIEW: Reverse Colonization: Science Fiction, Imperial Fantasy, and Alt-Victimhood by C. Palmer-Patel

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Why the ‘Ideal Victim’ Persists: Queering representations of victimhood in human trafficking discourse by Anna Forringer-Beal

“…This is essential because without contending with this history and restrictive definition of victimhood, it would be impossible for current trafficking law in developed countries to adequately protect LGBTQ+ and irregular migrants who often do not conform to idealised forms of victimhood. …”
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Victimhood and Denial: Recent Scholarship on the Legacy of the Indonesian Mass Murders of 1965-66 by Chris Lundry

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‘Achieved without ambiguity?’ Memorializing victimhood in Belgrade after the 1999 NATO bombing by Badescu, G

“…By analysing the competition to reconstruct Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) from its ruins, this article discusses the tensions and challenges brought by narratives representing victimhood in Belgrade after 1999. It examines how understandings of victimhood have been spatialized through urban memorials, situating the RTS competition in the wider landscape of memorial representations of the NATO bombing in Serbia. …”

Collective victimhood and social prejudice: a post‐Holocaust theory of anti‐Semitism by Antoniou, G, Dinas, E, Kosmidis, S

“…Upward comparisons between victimized ingroups with other victimized outgroups trigger social prejudice. Victimhood, thus, creates an antagonistic view of the Jews that, in turn, fuels anti‐Semitic prejudice. …”

Instrumentalization of Religious Conspiracy Theories in Politics of Victimhood: Narrative of Turkey’s Directorate of Religious Affairs by Ihsan Yilmaz, Ismail Albayrak

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The Persistence of National Victimhood: Bosniak Post-War Memory Politics of the Srebrenica Mass Killings by Tomasz Rawski

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“The State is the Biggest Goonda”: Civic Masculinity, Radical Victimhood, and Power in Bhim Army Discourse by Shantanu Kulshreshth

“…It shows how the organization creates new identities based on masculinity, civic duty, and radical victimhood to enact power in response to caste marginalization and state capture. …”
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Shared Victimhood: The Reporting by the Chinese Newspaper the People’s Daily on the 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia by Zhou Yuguang

“…This image informed the build-up of a narrative of a shared victimhood between China and Yugoslavia/Serbia, which has remained a topos in their bilateral relations until today.…”
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Japanese war memories in popular film : memorialising victimhood and agency in post-war Japan by Guay, Eik Kar

“…The nature of Japanese war memories during the post-war was conditioned by a strong sense of national victimhood, which excluded memories of Japan’s aggression towards Asia, and was reflected in popular war films. …”
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T. MacManus, State-Corporate Crime and the Commodification of Victimhood: The Toxic Legacy of Trafigura's Ship of Death by Raymond Michalowski

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From victimhood to hubs of (trans)formation and local agency: Re-imagining poor urban communities by Kasebwe T.L. Kabongo

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Victimhood of the Nation as a Legally Protected Value in Transitional States – Poland as a Case Study by Gliszczyńska-Grabias Aleksandra, Śledzińska-Simon Anna

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Narratives of Success and Failure in Ressentiment: Assuming Victimhood and Transmuting Frustration among Young Korean Men by Tereza Capelos, Ellen Nield, Mikko Salmela

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Constructing victimhood in post-Franco‘s Spain: The recovery of memory by the grandchildren of victims of the civil war and dictatorship by Valverde Estela

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Salience, authority, and resources: explaining victims' compensation in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina by Hronesova, J

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What constitutes victims of toxicity - identifying drivers of toxic victimhood in multiplayer online battle arena games by Bastian Kordyaka, Samuli Laato, Sebastian Weber, Bjoern Niehaves

“…Accordingly, the findings thus suggest that players with low self-efficacy and high online disinhibition may be more likely to experience victimhood in multiplayer online battle arena games. …”
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