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|a Ambos, Kai
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|a Eichmann in Jerusalem
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b 50 years after
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|a Organized Power ApparatusCristina García Pascual: Can Absolute Evil Be Brought to Justice?; Introduction; I. What Is Absolute Evil?; 1. Conceptualisation; 2. An Evil Without Depth; II. Coping with Absolute Evil; 1. Political Problems; 2. Moral Problems; 3. Legal Problems; An Uncertain Conclusion; Pablo Galain Palermo and Álvaro Garreaud: Truth Commissions and the Reconstruction of the Past in the Post-Dictatorial Southern Cone: Concerning the Limitations for Understanding Evil; Introduction
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|a Hannah Arendt, Adolf Eichmann: Of Radical Evil and Its BanalityLuís Pereira Coutinho: The Banality of Evil as Absence of Law; Introduction; I. The Banality of Evil as Absence of Meaning; II. Absence of Meaning as Absence of Law; Miguel Nogueira de Brito: When Thinking Is Acting: The Concept of the Banality of Evil as a Key to Hannah Arendt's Political Thought; Introduction: Reserve Police Battalion 101; I. The Banality of Evil: From the Words to the Idea; II. A Secular Conception of Evil?; III. The Idea of the Banality of Evil in Hannah Arendt's Political Philosophy
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|a The Banality of Evil or the Exceptionality of Good in Totalitarian Societies; I.; II.; III.; IV.; Paulo Otero: The Eichmann Trial: Evil as a Reaction Against Evil?; I.; II.; III.; Alexandre Franco de Sá: From the Total State to Totalitarianism: Carl Schmitt and Hannah Arendt; Massimo La Torre: Hannah Arendt and the Concept of Law. Against the Tradition; I.; II.; III.; IV.; Rui Guerra da Fonseca: Eichmann in Jerusalem: Between the Legal and the Political in Hannah Arendt's Thought; Introduction; I.; II.; III.; Conclusion
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|a Judging Eichmann to Render Justice; Introduction; I. Searching for Justice; II. Staging a Show Trial; III. The Prosecution Strategy; IV. The Jerusalem Court's Judgment; V. Rendering Justice; VI. Arendt's Thoughts on the Banality of Evil; Conclusion; Kai Ambos: Some Considerations on the Eichmann Case; Introduction; I. Outsiders vs. Insiders and the Fair Trial; II. The Type of Liability Applied to Eichmann: Principal, Accomplice or Something Else?
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|a I. From Radicality to the Banality of Evil
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|a 50 Years On Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Specific Mode of Criminal Law RetroactivityIntroduction; I. The Question of Retroactivity of the Incriminations from the Standpoint of International Law at the Time; II. Ethico-Legal Consideration of the Incriminations: Retroactivity Regarding Facts that Came to be Characterised, lato sensu, as Crimes Against Humanity; Augusto Silva Dias: The Milgram Experiment and Criminal Liability: An Essay on the Banality of Evil; I. The Milgram Experiment: Results and Impact
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|a Colloquium (2011.04.27-28, Lisbon)
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|a Main description: On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Eichmann trial, the Law Faculty of the University of Lisbon organized and hosted an international colloquium on the book »Eichmann in Jerusalem« that took place on April 27–28, 2011, in Lisbon. The main purpose was to evoke Hannah Arendt's oeuvre and to reflect upon the Eichmann trial. »Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil« is indeed an important keystone to understanding Arendt's work as a whole and constitutes a reference point in itself when addressing crucial problems in the fields of criminal law, international criminal law and philosophy of law. The main contributions, recollected for publication in the present English edition, give a rare opportunity for a kaleidoscopic and pluralistic series of views, made possible since her book gives an excellent lesson to experts in law and maintains an astonishing actuality. The present book covers aspects as broad and diverse as facing the evil; the legal and the political in Hannah Arendt; Eichmann in Jerusalem and Hannah Arendt's oeuvre; the Eichmann trial; reflections starting from Eichmann in Jerusalem; and finally, contemporary experiences of transitional justice
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