The Trial That Never Ends: Hannah Arendt's 'Eichmann in Jerusalem' in Retrospect

"This is a collection well worth reading..."

Ned Curthoys, The University of Western Australia, Arendt Studies, vol. 2, 2018

"As a reflection of current trends in a variety of disciplines, this essay collection serves as an apt contribution to a debate that, given the multifaceted nature of Arendt’s oeuvre and the pervasiveness of mass violence, is not likely to end any time soon."

Jürgen Matthäus, Washington, D.C., American Historical Review, April 2019

"The essays in The Trial That Never Ends are interesting, readable, and offer fresh takes on the ongoing controversy surrounding Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem."

Lida Maxwell, Associate Professor of Political Science, Trinity College

"The Trial That Never Ends provides a comprehensive and definitive account of the true historical and philosophic meaning of Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem. The essays respond to many of the charges levelled in recent years against Arendt and her work. We come to see that Eichmann in Jerusalem was not only a valiant attempt to grapple with the horrific past; it also peered prophetically into the evils that lurked ahead for the Jewish people, the state of Israel and indeed for civilization itself."

Nalin Ranasinghe, Professor of Philosophy, Assumption College