Torture

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ISBN: 9781565849716 | 156584971X
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 10/17/2005

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- Michael Ignatieff on whether torture is ever justified - Juan Mendez on the victim's perspective - David Rieff on why the human rights community is naive about torture - Jamie Felner on domestic torture within U.S. prisons - Sir Nigel Rodley on negotiating with torturers - Julia Hall on rendition to torturing countries - Jim Ross on the history of torture

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Introduction	p. xi
International Torture
A History of Torture	p. 3
Moral Prohibition at a Price	p. 18
Torture and Terrorism: Painful Lessons from Israel	p. 28
Counterinsurgency and Torture: Exporting Torture Tactics from Indochina and Algeria to Latin America	p. 44
Torture in Latin America	p. 55
Torture: A Family Affair	p. 69
Torture Spoken Here: Ending Global Torture	p. 79
On Negotiating with Torturers	p. 106
Sexual Violence, Torture, and International Justice	p. 117
Treating Torture Victims	p. 131
Torture and the United States
Banned State Department Practices	p. 139
The Road to Abu Ghraib: Torture and Impunity in U.S. Detention	p. 145
Respecting the Geneva Conventions	p. 155
Command Responsibility for Torture	p. 158
Torture in U.S. Prisons	p. 173
Justifying Torture	p. 184
Acknowledgments	p. 203
Notes	p. 205
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