Torture and American Exceptionalism

Criminal Justice Ethics 39 (2):152-162 (2020)
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The torture scandals during the George W. Bush administration’s wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the “Global War on Terror” have prompted an extensive examination of torture in America. Some books an...

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