Gary Bass crafts compelling narratives that delve into the ethical complexities of international affairs and the pursuit of justice. His work critically examines the historical roots and political dimensions of humanitarian intervention and accountability for war crimes. Bass's approach combines rigorous research with incisive analysis, illuminating the often-overlooked moral quandaries faced by nations and leaders. His writings urge readers to confront difficult questions about responsibility and conscience on the global stage.
The definitive account of the Tokyo war crimes trials of 1946-48, WWII and the beginning of the end of the European empires in Asia and the impact the settlement has had on post-war China and Japan, the wider history of East and South Asia - and of the world - to this day.[Bokinfo].
Tells the hidden history of the US involvement in Bangladesh's secession from Pakistan