Evil and Human Agency

Exploring the nature of evil, the author delves into the circumstances that foster a desire for collective evildoing, drawing on philosophical, psychological, and sociological perspectives. By examining events like the Holocaust and the ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia, the work highlights the complex interactions among perpetrators, victims, and bystanders. This thought-provoking analysis, inspired by notable thinkers, offers insights into the dynamics of human behavior in extreme situations, making it a significant read for a broad audience.