The subject of war crimes and collective wrongdoing - whether in
the name of ethnic cleansing or a more veiled form of nationalism -
is in the forefront of contemporary discourse in politics,
international affairs, and political philosophy. This volume
addresses urgent questions about the nature of war crimes,
nationalism, ethnic cleansing, and collective responsibility.
In fourteen newly written essays, a distinguished team of
international scholars consider war crimes and collective
wrongdoing from a variety of moral, political, and legal
perspectives. There is a substantial introduction from Anthony
Ellis and each group of essays is followed by an afterword from the
editor and suggestions for further reading.
Consistently probing and provocative, "War Crimes and Collective
Wrongdoing" promises to be of enduring interest to students and
scholars alike.
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