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International law and public attitudes toward torture : an experimental study

Material type: TextTextPublication details: 2013Subject(s): Action note:
  • 6/3/13 SANDRAW
Summary: Uses an experimental design embedded in tow US national surveys to offer direct systematic evidence of international law's effect on mass attitudes. Examines public attitudes toward the use of torture, an issue in which national security concerns are often considered paramount.
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Uses an experimental design embedded in tow US national surveys to offer direct systematic evidence of international law's effect on mass attitudes. Examines public attitudes toward the use of torture, an issue in which national security concerns are often considered paramount.

6/3/13 SANDRAW

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