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British torture in the ‘war on terror’ [PDF]
European Journal of International Relations, 2017 Despite longstanding allegations of UK involvement in prisoner abuse during counterterrorism operations as part of the US-led ‘war on terror’, a consistent narrative emanating from British government officials is that Britain neither uses, condones nor ...
Ruth Blakeley
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THE WAR ON CANCER: LESSONS FROM THE WAR ON TERROR [PDF]
Frontiers in Oncology, 2014 Sui eHuang
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RSA Journal, 2022 “The least worst place” in the world to hold “unlawful combatants,” in Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld’s words, the military detention camp within the US naval base at Guantánamo Bay stands out as the epitome for the primacy of national security ...
Stefano Luconi
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A War at the End of Empire: The Militarization of America and Matt Gallagher’s Empire City
European Journal of American Studies, 2023 This article examines how contemporary U.S. veteran literature helps understand the domestic effects of the 20-year long War on Terror, and its inseparability from violence at home.
Ari Räisänen
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Apocalyptic Propaganda: How the U.S. Government Manufactured Consent on The War on Terror
Al-Albab, 2023 War and propaganda have been linked together for a long time because of a natural human inhibition against killing other humans. To get citizens to give their consent to go to war and kill, the leader(s) need to influence them.
Carin Blom, Tomas Lindgren
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Why Did the Taliban Win (Again) in Afghanistan?
LSE Public Policy Review, 2022 The paper explores the long-term developments and dynamics in Afghanistan, which enabled the Taliban to capture the state in August 2021. It suggests that the Taliban’s success was enabled by the failure of the international intervention to build ...
Florian Weigand
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American Journal of Islam and Society, 2005 If you have never read a Paul Rogers’ article or book before, you will probably be wondering who he is and from what angle he is approaching the “war on terror.” Paul Rogers is a professor of peace studies, as well as an international security ...
Ja’far Muhibullah
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The global war on terror, American foreign policy, and its impact on Islam and Muslim societies
Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies, 2011 The global war on terror that was started after 11/9 tragedy has continued until to date. The global war on terror not only shaped the new political balance in the international world, but also influenced the relationships between the U.S.
Ahmad Fuad Fanani
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Why Decenter the “War on Terror” in Histories of the “War on Terror”?
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2022 When I first began my doctoral work on Afghanistan, and up until quite recently, I had never wanted to write about war. I began my PhD only a month before 11 September 2001, but already the field had been so overdetermined by war—by ideas of political Islam, by the political economy of violence—that I resolved to write a thesis about vital unanswered ...
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Is it a war against terrorism or a war for terrorism? [PDF]
Revista Latinoamericana de Psicopatologia Fundamental, 2006 The question of this study has to do with the underlying fantasy behind the Israeli pattern of encounter with Palestinians. In other words, does Israel create that which it claims to fear most, i.e. terrorism? This paper is based on my research in Israel and the United States.
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