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Author:Richard Abel
The US ‘war on terror’, which Bush declared and Obama continued, repeatedly violated fundamental rule of law values. Law’s Wars: The Fate of the Rule of Law in the US ‘War on Terror’ is the first comprehensive account of efforts to resist and correct those violations. It focuses on responses to abuses in Abu Ghraib, efforts by Guantánamo Bay detainees to improve conditions of confinement in and win release, exposés of and efforts to end torture and electronic surveillance, and civilian casualties on the battlefield, including targeted killings. Abel deploys a law and society perspective to construct and analyze detailed narratives of the roles of victims, whistle-blowers, the media, NGOs, lawyers, doctors, politicians, military personnel, foreign governments and international organizations in defending the rule of law. Only by understanding past errors can we hope to prevent their repetition in what promises to be an endless ‘war on terror’.
Law Wars The Fate Of The Rule Of Law In The US War On Terror 1st Table of contents:
Chapter One Defending the Rule of Law
What Is the Rule of Law?
Why Is the Rule of Law Important?
What Protects the Rule of Law?
Promulgating and Enforcing International Human Rights
Civil Society: Nongovernmental Organizations and Professions
Whistle-Blowers and the Media
Executive
Legislature
Conclusion
Chapter Two Abu Ghraib
Analysis
Chapter Three Guantánamo Bay
The Bush Administration
Publicizing Abuse
Political Resistance
Hunger Strikes and Suicides
International Pressure
Transfers and Releases
CSRTs and ARBs
Restrictions on Lawyers and Journalists
The Obama Administration
Conclusion
Chapter Four Interrogation
The Bush Administration
The Obama Administration
Conclusion
Chapter Five Electronic Surveillance
The New York Times
Edward Snowden131
Conclusion
Chapter Six Ius in Bello
The US Debate over Targeted Killing3
Law on the Battlefield
Afghanistan
Abdul Rashid Dostum
Pat Tillman
Desecration of Corpses
Civilian Casualties82
Iraq
Military Detention
Iraqi Journalists
Military Contractors
Interrogation
Civilian Casualties
Pakistan
Yemen234
Extraordinary Renditions and Secret Prisons242
Sweden
Canada
Italy
Germany
Secret Prisons
Conclusion
Chapter Seven The Resilience of the Rule of Law
Law Matters
Sunshine Is the Best Disinfectant
The Buck Stops Here19
Is Military Justice an Oxymoron Like Military Music?
An Iron Cage
The People’s Houses
Unbalancing the Scales of Justice
Civil Society
Interposing Bodies
Equal Justice under Law
Clash of Civilizations
Which Moral Discourse?
The Bottom Line
Looking Backward to Move Forward
Appendix: Tables
Chapter 5
Notes
Acronyms
Preface
Chapter 1 Defending the Rule of Law
Chapter 2 Abu Ghraib
Chapter 3 GuantÁnamo Bay
Chapter 4 Interrogation
Chapter 5 Electronic Surveillance
Chapter 6 Ius in Bello
Chapter 7 The Resilience of the Rule of Law
References
Chapters 1 and 7
Chapters 2–6
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