This widely acclaimed interdisciplinary coursebook presents a diverse range of carefully
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in military affairs." 1 Although generally framed in the context of those technological …

The detention system established by the Bush Administration at Guantánamo Bay Naval
Station in Cuba is like no other in our nation's history. Joseph Margulies traces the …

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In September 2010, President Jakob Kellenberger of the International Committee for the
Red Cross (ICRC) summarized the conclusions of a two-year, internal ICRC study of …

In the armed conflict between the United States and Al Qaeda, the legality of the
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