FORUM COLUMN
By Jordan Susman
In the heated debate over terrorism and torture, there has been a lot of ink spilled about a clash of civilizations, but a noted absence of examining how countries in similar situations have dealt with the issue. Instead of invoking apocalyptic "what ifs," disparaging international treaties or trying to redefine torture to the point of absurdity, the debate would be better served by examining the ...
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