The Routledge international handbook of perpetrator studies /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group,
2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword: Critical perpetrator studies / Alexander Hinton
- Introduction / Susanne C. Knittel and Zachary J. Goldberg
- Part 1, Core concepts and key debates. Definitions and terminology. From perpetrators to perpetration: definitions, typologies and processes / Ugur Umit Ungor, Kjell Anderson
- Group dynamics and moral psychology. The making and unmaking of perpetrators: patterns of involvement in Nazi persecution / Mary Fulbrook
- Ordinary organizations: a systems theory approach to perpetrator studies / Stefan Kuhl
- Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments / Stephen Gibson
- The authoritarian personality: then and now / Christina Gerhardt
- What's moral character got to do with it: perpetrators and the nature of moral evil / Zachary J. Goldberg
- The making of a torturer / Jessica Wolfendale
- Linking perpetrator characteristics to Jihadist modus operandi: an exploratory study / Teun van Dongen
- Perpetrators and the law. Nazi perpetrators and the law: postwar trials, courtroom testimony, and debates about the motives of Nazi war criminals / Hilary Earl
- When perpetrators become defendants and then convicts / Mark A. Drumbl
- Unsettling accounts: perpetrators' confessions in the aftermath of state violence and armed conflict / Leigh A. Payne
- The coercive effects of international justice: how perpetrators respond to threats of prosecution / David Mendeloff
- Part 2, Intersections. Perpetrators
- new theoretical approaches. Gendering the perpetrator: gendering perpetrator studies / Clare Bielby
- Posthumanism and perpetrators / Jonathan Luke Austin
- Notes on the subaltern: or, how postcolonial critique meets the perpetrator / rashne limki
- Perpetrators, animals and animality / Kari Driscoll
- Understanding perpetrators' use of music / M.J. Grant
- Information technologies and constructions of perpetrator identities / Adam Henschke
- Climate change perpetrators: ecocriticism, implicated subjects, and anthropocene fiction / Rick Crownshaw
- Aftermaths, responsibility, trauma and memory. Moral responsibility and evil / Paul Formosa
- Restorative justice and the challenge of perpetrator accountability / Margaret Urban Walker
- The contours and controversies of perpetrator trauma / Saira Mohamed
- The intergenerational effects of mass trauma in sculpting new perpetrators / Lane Benjamin, Melike M. Fourie
- One perpetrator at a time: the contribution of public health science to genocide prevention / Reva N. Adler
- Perpetrators and representation. Perpetrators and perpetration in literatiure / Stephanie Bird
- Whose evil is this? perpetrators in the theater / Robert Skloot
- Representing infamous others: perpetrator imagery in visual art / Diana I. Popescu
- Cultural codes: Holocaust resonances in representations of genocide perpetrators / Rebecca Jinks
- Playing perpetrators: interrogating evil in videogames about violent conflicts / Holger Potzsch, Emil Lundedal Hammar
- Teaching about perpetrators. Playing devil's advocate: classroom encounters with Holocaust perpetrators / Alasdair Richardson
- Teaching the perpetrator's perspective in Holocaust literature / Erin McGlothlin
- Teaching for/about empathy in peace education / Michalinos Zembylas
- Beyond thinking like a lawyer: providing a space for perpetrator studies within the legal classroom / Brianne McGonigle Leyh
- The ethics of discomfort: critical perpetrator studies and/as education after Auschwitz / Susanne C. Knittel
- Index.