“Bec Hamilton, an intrepid reporter and researcher, has collected and analyzed an impressive amount of original material about one of the least understood foreign policy stories of the past decade: how the world failed to prevent genocide in Darfur. She shrewdly assesses the role of all the major actors including the Sudanese government, the international community and, most of all, the new citizens movement that pressured officials to stop the killing. Hamilton’s account will be of great interest to anyone who wants to know how his or her voice can make a difference.”
–Mike Abramowitz, director of the genocide prevention program, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
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