The end of reciprocity : terror, torture, and the law of war / Mark Osiel.
2009
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Author
Title
The end of reciprocity : terror, torture, and the law of war / Mark Osiel.
Published
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2009.
Call Number
KZ6471 .O845 2009
ISBN
9780521513517 (hardback)
0521513510 (hardback)
9780521730143 (pbk.)
0521730147 (pbk.)
0521513510 (hardback)
9780521730143 (pbk.)
0521730147 (pbk.)
Description
viii, 667 pages ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)243674465
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Pt. 1
Reciprocity in Humanitarian Law
1
Reciprocity in the Law of War: Ambient Sightings, Ambivalent Soundings
2
Reciprocity in Humanitarian Law: Acceptance and Repudiation
3
Humanitarian vs. Human Rights Law: The Coming Clash
Pt. 2
The Ethics of Torture as Reciprocity
4
Is Torture Uniquely Degrading? The Unpersuasive Answer of Liberal Jurisprudence
5
Fairness in Terrorist War (1): Rawlsian Reciprocity
6
Fairness in Terrorist War (2): Kantian Reciprocity
7
Humanitarian Law as Corrective Justice: Do Targeted Killing and Torture "Correct" for Terror?
Pt. 3
Reciprocity in the Social Science of War
8
Reciprocity as Civilization: The Terrorist as Savage
9
The Inflationary Rhetoric of Terrorist Threat: Humanitarian Law as Deflationary Check
10
Reciprocity as Tit-for-Tat: Rational Retaliation in Modern War
11
The "Gift" of Humanitarianism: Soft Power and Benevolent Signaling
Pt. 4
The End of Reciprocity
12
Martial Honor in Modern Democracy: The JAGs as a Source of National Restraint
14
Roots of Antireciprocity: Transnational Identity and National Self-Respect
Conclusion
Notes
Index