After Abu Ghraib exploring human rights in America and the Middle East

Mokhtari's book examines the changes in the human rights discourse in the United States and the Middle East after the maltreatment and torture of the U.S. captives in the Abu Ghraib and other prisons became public. Through the text analysis of speeches and news reports, as well as in-depth inte...

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Main Author: Mokhtari, Shadi 1976-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge [UK] New York Cambridge University Press 2009
Series:Cambridge studies in law and society
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