Still training to torture? : US training of military forces from Latin America

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	Reserving the right to torture
	English
	20220000
	Routledge
	Blakeley, Ruth \| Raphael, Sam
	attitude to torture \| Western world \| democracy \| government policy \| war on terror \| international complicity in torture \| intelligence services \| accountability \| commission of inquiry \| colonialism \| United Kingdom
	Contesting torture: interdisciplinary perspectives / Rory Cox, Faye Donnelly, Anthony Lang (eds.) - ISBN: 9780429343445

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	Conducting effective research into state complicity in human rights abuses
	English
	20200600
	Taylor and Francis
	Blakeley, Ruth \| Raphael, Sam
	universal \| United States \| research methodology \| accountability \| knowledge \| information dissemination \| databases \| information systems \| research ethics \| prisoner transport \| power \| international relations \| fact-finding missions \| secrecy \| torture victims \| researchers \| personal safety \| human rights monitoring \| CIA \| complicity in torture \| interrogation \| extraordinary rendition \| war on terror \| data collection \| state behaviour \| international cooperation \| complicity \| human rights violations \| social sciences
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	Contemporary social science ; vol. 15, no. 2

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	The prohibition against torture : why the UK government is falling short and the risks that remain
	English
	20190700
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Blakeley, Ruth \| Raphael, Sam
	absolute prohibition of torture \| reparations for torture \| international relations \| international cooperation \| diplomatic assurances \| commission of inquiry \| accountability for torture \| state compliance \| international human rights law \| prisoner treatment \| extraordinary rendition \| military personnel \| intelligence services \| complicity in torture \| government policy \| United Kingdom \| Iraq \| Afghanistan \| United States
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	Political quarterly ; vol. 90, no. 3

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	Human rights fact-finding and the CIA's rendition, detention and interrogation programme : a response to Cordell
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	20180600
	Sage
	Blakeley, Ruth \| Raphael, Sam
	measurement \| statistical models \| war on terror \| extraordinary rendition \| research design \| international cooperation \| human rights violations \| prisoner transfer \| complicity in torture \| data sources \| data interpretation \| human rights monitoring \| research methodology \| debate \| information disclosure \| data collection \| United States
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	International area studies review ; vol. 21, no. 2

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	British torture in the 'war on terror'
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	20170600
	Sage
	Blakeley, Ruth \| Raphael, Sam
	United Kingdom \| Iraq \| war on terror \| foreign occupations \| prisoner treatment \| torture \| interrogation \| discourse \| denial \| power \| rule of law \| politics \| warfare
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	European journal of international relations ; vol. 23, no. 2

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	Tracking rendition aircraft as a way to understand CIA secret detention and torture in Europe
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	20160000
	Taylor and Francis
	Raphael, Sam \| Black, Crofton \| Blakeley, Ruth \| Kostas, Steve
	Europe \| United States \| human rights monitoring \| advocacy \| research methodology \| extraordinary rendition \| prisoner transfer \| torture \| war on terror \| CIA \| NGO approaches \| data sources \| research \| detention centres
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	International journal of human rights ; vol. 20, no. 1

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	Human rights, state wrongs, and social change : the theory and practice of emancipation
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	20130700
	Cambridge University Press
	Blakeley, Ruth
	United States \| human rights \| advocacy \| politics \| international cooperation \| counterterrorism \| torture \| Marxism \| belief systems \| social change
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	Review of international studies ; vol. 39, no. 3

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	Dirty hands, clean conscience? : the CIA Inspector general's investigation of 'enhanced interrogation techniques' in the war on terror and the torture debate
	English
	20111000
	Taylor and Francis
	Blakeley, Ruth
	United States \| counterterrorism \| politics \| intelligence services \| human rights monitoring \| torture effectiveness \| interrogation techniques \| torture justifiability
	Journal of human rights ; vol. 10, no. 4

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	Why torture?
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	20070700
	Cambridge University Press
	Blakeley, Ruth
	torture purposes \| ticking bomb scenario \| interrogation techniques \| national security \| torture justifiability \| elites \| torture effectiveness \| war on terror \| state responsibility \| individual responsibility \| discourse analysis \| legitimacy \| democracy \| authoritarianism \| utilitarianism \| morality \| determinants of torture \| repression \| political opposition \| power \| social class \| politics \| international relations \| universal
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	Review of international studies ; vol. 33, no. 3

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	Still training to torture? : US training of military forces from Latin America
	English
	20061100
	Taylor and Francis
	Blakeley, Ruth
	Torture \| Human rights education \| Human rights violations \| agents responsible for violations \| armed forces \| training \| United States \| Torture \| Human rights education \| human rights violations \| agents responsible for violations \| armed forces \| training \| School of the Americas (SOA) \| Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation \| WHINSEC
	Third world quarterly ; vol. 27, no. 8