Crimes Against Humanity
An Audio Guide
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Crimes Against Humanity
Narrated by:
Adrian Mulraney
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Narrated by:
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Adrian Mulraney
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Adam Jones
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What the critics say
“This book will be a must-read... Jones has written a much-needed conceptual overview and call to action which will wake people up to the worst of which humanity is capable.” (Charli Carpenter, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst)
“A remarkable book that is immediately accessible for the novice in the field, or students, and yet also engages with its topic in intellectually interesting ways for the more seasoned reader. Helps chart the way forward for those already thinking about, or tussling with, the horrors of humanity and the seemingly ever evolving capacity to shock the conscience.” (James Gow, Professor of International Peace and Security, King's College London)