Ethics in an Age of Terror and Genocide

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"What Causes Genocide?" explores the psychological forces behind moral choices during atrocities like the Holocaust. Through interviews with bystanders, supporters, and rescuers, Monroe examines how identity influences our perceptions of others, shaping our responses to persecution. She introduces "moral salience" and addresses the dehumanization necessary for genocide, offering insights applicable to various forms of prejudice and violence.