Naming and shaming, government messaging, and backlash effects : experimental evidence from the Convention Against Torture

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	Naming and shaming, government messaging, and backlash effects : experimental evidence from the Convention Against Torture
	English
	20220900
	Taylor and Francis
	Greenhill, Brian \| Reiter, Dan
	torture prevention effectiveness \| advocacy effectiveness \| advocacy strategies \| information disclosure \| counternarratives \| denial \| attitude of government officials \| solitary confinement \| discourse analysis \| public opinion \| NGO approaches \| United Nations' role \| Amnesty International's role \| state behaviour \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UNCAT \| state obligations \| Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) role \| social surveys \| attitude change \| prisons \| prisoner treatment \| United States
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	Journal of human rights ; vol. 21, no. 4