Articles

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  Roundtable

  Roundtable on Populism and Perpetrator Studies: Introduction

  Emiliano Perra

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  19 Dec 2021

  4 ( 1 )
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  Reviews

  Perpetration, Gender and Performance

  
  

  Stephanie Bird

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  19 Dec 2021

  4 ( 1 )
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  Editorials

  Introduction: Paramilitarism as a Catalyst of Perpetration

  Ugur Ungor

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 1-7
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  Reflection

  Afterword: A Roadmap for the Study of Paramilitaries: Explaining Variations of Violence, Gendered Militias, and Demobilization

  Stacey Hunt

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 114-125
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  Articles

  Masters of Life and Death: Paramilitary Violence in Two Bosnian Towns

  Iva Vukušić

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 66-86
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  Articles

  In the Shadow of the State: The Rise of Kata’ib Al-Baath at Aleppo University after 2011.

  Ali Aljasem

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 87-113
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  Articles

  Types of Turkish Paramilitary Groups in the 1980s and 1990s

  Ayhan Işık

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 42-65
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  Articles

  Men of the Gun and Men of the State: Military Entrepreneurship in the Shadow of the Civil War

  Spyros Tsoutsoumpis

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  10 May 2021

  3 ( 2 ) : 8-41
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  Articles

  The Reproduction of Settler Colonialism in Palestine

  
  

  Marcelo Svirsky

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  09 Apr 2021

  4 ( 1 )
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  Special Section

  Implicitly

  
  

  Nathan Snaza

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 20-28
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  Reviews

  Milgram Revisited: Can We still Use Milgram’s ‘Obedience to Authority’ Experiments to Explain Mass Atrocities after the Opening of the Archives? Review Essay

  Alette Smeulers

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 216-244
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  Editorials

  Editorial Issue 3.1

  
  

  Susanne Knittel

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : v-ix
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  Roundtable

  Action Action Action

  
  

  Christian Gudehus

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 188-195
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  Roundtable

  Evidence and Expert Authority via Symbolic Violence: A Critique of Current Knowledge Production on Perpetrators

  Daniel Bultmann

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 207-213
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  Roundtable

  Three Stories and Three Questions about Participation in Genocide

  Aliza Luft

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  • PDF (EN)

  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 196-206
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  Roundtable

  Introduction

  
  

  Emiliano Perra

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 187
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  Articles

  Nuancing Gestures: Perpetrators and Victims in Reinhard Kleist's The Boxer

  Laurike in 't Veld

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 69-94
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  Articles

  Crimes of the Wehrmacht: A Re-evaluation

  
  

  Alex Kay, David Stahel

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 95-127
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  Articles

  Biljana Plavšić at the ICTY: A Feminist Analysis of Representations of the Self

  Kateřina Krulišová

  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 128-155
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  Articles

  “They Forgot Their Role”: Women Perpetrators of the Holocaust and the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda

  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 156-185
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  Reviews

  On 'War and Society'

  
  

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 252-257
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  Reviews

  Understanding Perpetrators and Perpetration of Mass Violence

  Iva Vukusic

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 245-251
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  Reviews

  A moment of reflection and innovation in perpetrator studies

  Timothy Williams

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 258-263
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  Special Section

  Guilt-tripping the ‘Implicated Subject’: Widening Rothberg’s Concept of Implication in Reading Müller’s The Hunger Angel

  Juliane Prade-Weiss

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 42-66
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  Special Section

  #MeToo under Colonialism: Conceptualising Responsibility for Sexual Violence in Australia

  Honni van Rjiswijk

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  05 May 2020

  3 ( 1 ) : 29-41