BECOMING EVIL:HOW ORDINARY PEOPLE COMMIT GENOCIDE & MASS KILLING 2E: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing
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BECOMING EVIL:HOW ORDINARY PEOPLE COMMIT GENOCIDE & MASS KILLING 2E: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing

by James E. Waller

History Sociology Psychology
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Becoming Evil explores the disturbing question of how ordinary people come to participate in genocide and mass killing. James E. Waller examines the human and social dimensions of collective violence, offering a focused study of the processes that can lead individuals toward extraordinary brutality.

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Becoming Evil examines how ordinary people can become involved in genocide and mass killing.

James E. Waller explores the human, social, and psychological dimensions of collective violence.

The book considers the processes that connect everyday individuals with extraordinary acts of brutality.

This second edition offers a focused study of one of history’s most troubling questions: how does mass violence become possible?

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