Titlebook: Mass Hate; The Global Rise of G Neil J. Kressel Book 1996 Neil J. Kressel 1996 criminal law.economics.genocide.policy.terrorism

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,The Hater’s Mind,before. During the past eight decades, mass hatred has reached genocidal proportions in Turkey, Germany, Indonesia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Burundi, Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda, and elsewhere. Blood has gushed so freely, and with such frequency, that one might consider the urge to kill one’s neighbor an i

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Muslim Extremists in New York,he autumn that they were going to have a baby, a son, whom they had already named Eddie. They had fixed up their house from top to bottom, listened to Eddie’s heartbeat in the doctor’s office, and shopped for baby furniture. Edward, Monica, and little Eddie seemed destined for a future of contentmen

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The Power of the Situation, for those camps in any medium-sized American town.”. So suggested Professor Stanley Milgram, not on the basis of armchair cynicism or hostility toward American culture, but as the considered verdict of one of the best designed and most influential research programs in the history of American psycho

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The Personality of the Perpetrator,ems to be getting hurt,” he protests. The experimenter insists that he proceed, offering the usual justifications: “The experiment requires that you go on,” “There is no permanent tissue damage,” and, “You have no other choice.” This last remark riles the young engineer, a member of the Dutch Reform

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