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Routledge Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals - Rosenbaum Legal Philosophy

Name: Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals - Rosenbaum Legal Philosophy
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Alan Rosenbaum's compelling examination of why the pursuit and prosecution of surviving Nazi war criminals remains morally and ethically imperative decades after the regime's collapse. This landmark work by the Cleveland State University philosophy professor articulates a sophisticated argument for maintaining the prosecutorial agenda, framing it not merely as historical accountability but as an essential investment in the moral foundation of contemporary society. Rosenbaum addresses fundamental questions of justice, responsibility, and the enduring obligation to pursue justice for Holocaust victims and survivors. The book makes significant contributions to Jewish and Holocaust studies, political and social thought, and moral theory, offering readers a philosophically rigorous defence of why pursuing justice for Nazi war crimes remains a moral imperative for present and future generations. Essential reading for students of history, law, ethics, and anyone seeking to understand the philosophical underpinnings of international justice.

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Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals by Routledge presents Alan Rosenbaum's rigorous philosophical argument for continuing the pursuit of surviving Nazi war criminals.

Rosenbaum, a philosophy professor at Cleveland State University, grounds the prosecutorial agenda in moral theory and the ethical foundations of justice.

This book contributes substantially to Jewish and Holocaust studies, offering new perspectives on historical accountability and moral responsibility.

The work connects legal prosecution to political and social thought, examining why justice remains relevant across decades and generations.

Rosenbaum argues that pursuing Nazi war criminals is an investment in the moral climate societies wish to maintain and advance.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367284480
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 27 September 2019
Listed Since: 26 September 2019

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