Eichmann in Jerusalem

“We crushed their necks with wood. We hung them. We strangled them with wire. We cut off their heads. We ran them over with cars. We were allowed to do it,” (Adi Zulkadry - Fellow Executioner in 1965). Amidst the tumultuous state of Indonesia’s (socio)political climate during the mid-1960s, there was an outbreak of anti-communist sentiment that made itself evident in the form of a purge, carried out by a paramilitary group by the name of Pancasila Youth, and later coined as the ‘Indonesian…

Introduction The focus on knowledge production on leadership through using the political and historical thinking of Hannah Arendt (1958) is a contribution I would like to make to educational leadership theory in general as well as to leadership in a College School Network environment specifically, as the main focus of this study. My argument is that Arendt’s approach can provoke ideas, meanings and understandings for educational leadership by examining the interrelationship between plural…