Complexity of Evil
Complexity of Evil
Perpetration and Genocide
Williams, Timothy
Rutgers University Press
12/2020
280
Dura
Inglês
9781978814301
15 a 20 dias
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Vignette 1 Chandara: a fearful volunteer enters the tiger zone
1 The complexity of evil - introducing the model
Vignette 2 Sokong: a coerced killer with a conscience
2 Motivations
Vignette 3 Sokphary: a female unit leader with a sense of responsibility for her subordinates
3 Facilitative factors
Vignette 4 Sopheak: an interrogator searching to unearth enemy strings
4 Contextual conditions
Vignette 5 Sokha: a child guard the regime turned on
5 Diversity, complexity, scope - discussing the model and its empirical application
Vignette 6 Ramy: a garment worker participating in the evacuation of Phnom Penh
Conclusion
Appendix: List of interviewees
Acknowledgments
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Vignette 1 Chandara: a fearful volunteer enters the tiger zone
1 The complexity of evil - introducing the model
Vignette 2 Sokong: a coerced killer with a conscience
2 Motivations
Vignette 3 Sokphary: a female unit leader with a sense of responsibility for her subordinates
3 Facilitative factors
Vignette 4 Sopheak: an interrogator searching to unearth enemy strings
4 Contextual conditions
Vignette 5 Sokha: a child guard the regime turned on
5 Diversity, complexity, scope - discussing the model and its empirical application
Vignette 6 Ramy: a garment worker participating in the evacuation of Phnom Penh
Conclusion
Appendix: List of interviewees
Acknowledgments
Glossary
Bibliography
Index