Violence : terrorism, genocide, war /

What makes people act violently, either alone or as part of a mob? Why do they commit atrocities in times of war? Why do gangs, tribes, and even football supporters resort so readily to violence? Sofsky answers these questions in a book highly praised by German critics for its 'great intellectu...

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Main Author:	Sofsky, Wolfgang
Format:	Book
Language:	English German
Published:	London : Granta, 2003
Subjects:	Terror > Social aspects Violence > Psychological aspects Violence > Social aspects Violence War and society War Wars > Social aspects

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