Evil as a Crime Against Humanity

By interpreting mass atrocities through Hannah Arendt's concept of evil, the book reframes these acts as crimes against human plurality and humanity itself. It explores military interventions under the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC), presenting them as essential tools to confront and mitigate evil. Additionally, it examines how R2P and the ICC adapt within the evolving global landscape, arguing that safeguarding humanity from evil is a legitimate and necessary endeavor in world politics.