US detention policy towards ISIS: between a rock and a hard place / Elizabeth Grimm Arsenault
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Survival Vol.59, No.4, August-September 2017, pp.109-134 (106)Summary: The United states resort to torture in responding to past terrorist threats raises questions about how the country will deal with captured members of the Islamic state.
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The United states resort to torture in responding to past terrorist threats raises questions about how the country will deal with captured members of the Islamic state.
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