Torture: A CollectionSanford Levinson Oxford University Press, 28 oct. 2004 - 328 pagini Torture is perhaps the most unequivocally banned practice in the world today. Yet recent photographs from Abu Ghraib substantiated claims that the United States and some of its allies are using methods of questioning relating to the war on terrorism that could be described as torture or, at the very least, as inhuman and degrading. In terror's wake, the use of such methods, at least under some conditions, has gained some prominent defenders, notably from within the White House. In this revised edition, Torture: A Collection brings together leading lawyers, political theorists, social scientists, and public intellectuals to debate the advisability of maintaining the absolute ban and to reflect on what it says about our societies if we do--or do not--adhere to it in all circumstances. New to this edition are essays by Charles Krauthammer and Andrew Sullivan on the adoption in 2005 of the McCain Amendment, which explicitly bars the use of torture and other cruel methods of interrogation. |
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... Interrogation Methods 165 Can the War against Terror Justify the Use of Force in Interrogations? Reflections in Light of the Israeli Experience 183 The Promise and Limits of the International Law of Torture 199 The European Convention ...
... Interrogation Methods 165 Can the War against Terror Justify the Use of Force in Interrogations? Reflections in Light of the Israeli Experience 183 The Promise and Limits of the International Law of Torture 199 The European Convention ...
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... methods of interrogation that are, nonetheless, distinguishable from those that are forbidden. Although American military officials emphasize that torture is not a permissible option, they have also been reported as saying that “under ...
... methods of interrogation that are, nonetheless, distinguishable from those that are forbidden. Although American military officials emphasize that torture is not a permissible option, they have also been reported as saying that “under ...
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... methods in Afghanistan. According to intelligence specialists familiar with CIA methods, those who refuse to cooperate are sometimes kept standing or kneeling ... interrogation practices, such. contemplating torture contemplating torture.
... methods in Afghanistan. According to intelligence specialists familiar with CIA methods, those who refuse to cooperate are sometimes kept standing or kneeling ... interrogation practices, such. contemplating torture contemplating torture.
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A Collection Sanford Levinson. this serves in effect to legitimate actual interrogation practices, such as those just described. This is, after all, what “coming close, but not crossing the line” is all about. Thus it is no small matter ...
A Collection Sanford Levinson. this serves in effect to legitimate actual interrogation practices, such as those just described. This is, after all, what “coming close, but not crossing the line” is all about. Thus it is no small matter ...
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... methods of interrogation, by stopping “short” of banned practices, are therefore defined as acceptable. As already suggested, some critics have condemned any such discussions. Interestingly enough, they do not necessarily argue that, as ...
... methods of interrogation, by stopping “short” of banned practices, are therefore defined as acceptable. As already suggested, some critics have condemned any such discussions. Interestingly enough, they do not necessarily argue that, as ...
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Philosophical Considerations | 45 |
Torture as Practiced | 91 |
Contemporary Attempts to Abolish Torture through Law | 143 |
Reflections on the PostSeptember 11 Debate about Legalizing Torture | 255 |
CONTRIBUTORS | 307 |
INDEX | 311 |
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