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HumanityJonathan Glover
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Humanity

480 pagesFirst published 199910 editions
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"This book looks at the politics of our times and the roots of human nature to discover why so many atrocities were perpetuated and how we can create a social environment to prevent their recurrence." "Jonathan Glover finds similarities in the psychology of those who perpetuate, collaborate in, and are complicit with atrocities, uncovering some disturbing common elements - tribal hatred, blind adherence to ideology, diminished personal responsibility."--BOOK JACKET.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionPenguin Random House2015—9781448163878
EditionYale University Press20134969780300186406
EditionYale University Press2012—9780300189230
EditionYale University Press20124919781283596855
EditionYale University Press20104649781281731197
EditionYale University Press2001—9780300132984
PaperbackYale University Press20014809780300087154
EditionPenguin Random House20014809780712665414
HardcoverYale University Press20004809780300087000
EditionJ. Cape19994649780224052405
20th centuryHistory ModernModern HistoryMoral and ethical aspectsHistory, modern, 20th centuryCrueltyAtrocitiesWar crimes