On Resisting State Crime: Conceptual and Contextual Issues
The Holocaust is arguably the most fully explored state crime of the past, and the literature on the Holocaust is by now immense. [...] scholarly study of the Holocaust continues unabated. [...] it is urgent for scholars across many disciplines to identify forms of resistance to state crime that can...
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