Why serious international crimes might not seem ‘manifestly unlawful’ to low-level perpetrators : a social–psychological approach to superior orders

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	Why serious international crimes might not seem ‘manifestly unlawful’ to low-level perpetrators : a social–psychological approach to superior orders
	English
	20190300
	Oxford University Press
	Smeulers, Alette
	perpetrators \| dissociation \| cognitive dissonance \| effects on perpetrators \| bystanders \| legitimacy \| obedience \| esprit de corps \| military personnel \| group processes \| determinants of perpetration \| torturer motivations \| international criminal justice \| individual responsibility \| genocide \| torturers \| crimes against humanity \| war crimes \| command responsibility \| legal defences \| international crimes \| universal
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	Journal of international criminal justice ; vol. 17, no. 1