Warrior's Dishonour
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Warrior's Dishonour
Barbarity, Morality and Torture in Modern Warfare
Kassimeris, George
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2006
254
Dura
Inglês
9780754647997
15 a 20 dias
630
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Chapter 1 The Warrior's Dishonour, George Kassimeris; Part I Stories of Atrocity; Chapter 2 Barbarism in War: Soldiers and Civilians in the British Isles, c.1641-1652, Frank Tallett; Chapter 3 Hatred and Honour in the Military Culture of the French Revolution, Ian Germani; Chapter 4 The British Army and Controlling Barbarization during the Kenya Emergency, Huw C. Bennett; Chapter 5 Beyond Terror and Insurgency: The LRA's Dirty War in Northern Uganda, Anthony Vinci; Part II Barbarity as Strategy in Modern Warfare; Chapter 6 Why there is no Barbarization but a Lot of Barbarity in Warfare, Uwe Steinhoff; Chapter 7 Barbarity and Strategy, Graham Long; Part III The Barbarity of Contemporary Culture; Chapter 8 Taking the Gloves Off and the Illusion of Victory: How not to Conduct a Counter-Insurgency, David Whetham; Chapter 9 The Discursive Construction of Torture in the War on Terror: Narratives of Danger and Evil, Richard Jackson; Part IV War Crimes and Human Rights; Chapter 10 Reconstructing War: The Politics of Conflict and Barbarity via the Yugoslav Tribunal, Tim Montgomery; Chapter 11 'Not Being Victims Ever Again': Victimhood and Ideology, Stephen Riley; Part V Making Torture Legal?; Chapter 12 Justifying Absolute Prohibitions on Torture as if Consequences Mattered, Michael Plaxton; Chapter 13 Torture, Evidence and Criminal Procedure in the Age of Terrorism: A Barbarization of the Criminal Justice System?, Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos;
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Young Men;abu;Black Watch;ghraib;Geneva Convention III;human;International Humanitarian Law;rights;Humanitarian Aid;torture;UK Army;warrant;Ticking Bomb Situation;international;Ticking Bomb Scenario;humanitarian;Torture Warrant;law;ICC Statute;lynndie;Ticking Bomb Case;Frank Tallett;Kenya Regiment;Ian Germani;Evidentiary Restrictions;Huw C. Bennett;Supreme Emergency;Anthony Vinci;UK Coin;Uwe Steinhoff;Abu Ghraib Photographs;Graham Long;Top Secret;David Whetham;Stanford Prison Experiment;Richard Jackson;UK High Court;Tim Montgomery;UK Authority;Stephen Riley;Judicial Torture;Michael Plaxton;IDP Camp;Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos;Human Suffering;CIA Operative;USA Patriot Act
Chapter 1 The Warrior's Dishonour, George Kassimeris; Part I Stories of Atrocity; Chapter 2 Barbarism in War: Soldiers and Civilians in the British Isles, c.1641-1652, Frank Tallett; Chapter 3 Hatred and Honour in the Military Culture of the French Revolution, Ian Germani; Chapter 4 The British Army and Controlling Barbarization during the Kenya Emergency, Huw C. Bennett; Chapter 5 Beyond Terror and Insurgency: The LRA's Dirty War in Northern Uganda, Anthony Vinci; Part II Barbarity as Strategy in Modern Warfare; Chapter 6 Why there is no Barbarization but a Lot of Barbarity in Warfare, Uwe Steinhoff; Chapter 7 Barbarity and Strategy, Graham Long; Part III The Barbarity of Contemporary Culture; Chapter 8 Taking the Gloves Off and the Illusion of Victory: How not to Conduct a Counter-Insurgency, David Whetham; Chapter 9 The Discursive Construction of Torture in the War on Terror: Narratives of Danger and Evil, Richard Jackson; Part IV War Crimes and Human Rights; Chapter 10 Reconstructing War: The Politics of Conflict and Barbarity via the Yugoslav Tribunal, Tim Montgomery; Chapter 11 'Not Being Victims Ever Again': Victimhood and Ideology, Stephen Riley; Part V Making Torture Legal?; Chapter 12 Justifying Absolute Prohibitions on Torture as if Consequences Mattered, Michael Plaxton; Chapter 13 Torture, Evidence and Criminal Procedure in the Age of Terrorism: A Barbarization of the Criminal Justice System?, Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos;
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Young Men;abu;Black Watch;ghraib;Geneva Convention III;human;International Humanitarian Law;rights;Humanitarian Aid;torture;UK Army;warrant;Ticking Bomb Situation;international;Ticking Bomb Scenario;humanitarian;Torture Warrant;law;ICC Statute;lynndie;Ticking Bomb Case;Frank Tallett;Kenya Regiment;Ian Germani;Evidentiary Restrictions;Huw C. Bennett;Supreme Emergency;Anthony Vinci;UK Coin;Uwe Steinhoff;Abu Ghraib Photographs;Graham Long;Top Secret;David Whetham;Stanford Prison Experiment;Richard Jackson;UK High Court;Tim Montgomery;UK Authority;Stephen Riley;Judicial Torture;Michael Plaxton;IDP Camp;Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos;Human Suffering;CIA Operative;USA Patriot Act
