Are states willing to overlook human rights violations to reap the fruits of international
cooperation? Existing research suggests that this is often the case: security, diplomatic, or …

The United States often applies its laws to conduct or persons in foreign countries. How do
these countries respond to US extraterritorial pressure? This study examines a central case …

Following the launch of the WoT, the United States established a global rendition network
that saw the transfer of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) terrorist suspects to secret …

This article enhances our understanding of international norms by developing a set of
indicators to measure norm robustness at the domestic level. We apply these indicators to …

From 2001 to 2005, over a quarter of all countries in the world cooperated in a secret
rendition network that enabled the transfer of CIA terrorist suspects to secret detention sites …

This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001 (9/11), and
the US government's subsequent" war on terror." The papers in this symposium explore …

This article explores the (passive) role of the Dutch government in the CIA extraordinary
rendition flights (ERFs), also known as “torture flights”. It shows why researching ERFs, as a …

Through the original concept of carceral journeys, Gill and Simon draw attention to the
importance of coerced and constrained forms of displacement. In the context of recent work …

In her article,'Measuring extraordinary rendition and international cooperation', Rebecca
Cordell seeks to subject the Rendition Flights Database to a model-based, statistical …

Effective coordination and collaboration between secret intelligence agencies and
government institutions are crucial for national security in the face of complex and evolving …