Christopher Harrison is Instructor of Political Science, Northern Arizona University.
“Christopher Harrison has extended the way in which we can consider what genocide entails--in this case, through the forced impressment of unwanted segments of a society in the expectation that they will be killed. By looking at case studies from the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust in Hungary, Harrison's is a brave study that deserves to be read with a view to aiding deeper understanding of this most terrible of phenomena.” -- Paul R. Bartrop, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Research Florida Gulf Coast University and Honorary Principal Fellow in History University of Melbourne, Australia