Benjamin L. Madley, Ph.D.

Native American

John Mack Faragher	grad student	2009	Yale
(American genocide: The California Indian catastrophe, 1846--1873.)

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Madley B. (2019) California’s First Mass Incarceration System: Franciscan Missions, California Indians, and Penal Servitude, 1769–1836 Pacific Historical Review. 88: 14-47
Madley B. (2016) Understanding Genocide in California under United States Rule, 1846–1873 Western Historical Quarterly. 47: 449-461
Madley B. (2014) Unholy traffic in human blood and souls'': Systems of california indian servitude under U.S. rule Pacific Historical Review. 83: 626-667
Madley B. (2008) California's Yuki Indians: Defining genocide in Native American history Western Historical Quarterly. 39: 303-332
Madley B. (2008) From terror to genocide: Britain's Tasmanian penal colony and Australia's history wars Journal of British Studies. 47: 77-106
Madley B. (2006) Book Review: Genocide: A History European History Quarterly. 36: 332-334
Madley B. (2005) From Africa to Auschwitz: How German South West Africa incubated ideas and methods adopted and developed by the Nazis in Eastern Europe European History Quarterly. 35: 429-464
Madley B. (2004) Patterns of frontier genocide 1803–1910: the Aboriginal Tasmanians, the Yuki of California, and the Herero of Namibia Journal of Genocide Research. 6: 167-192