03506nam a2200241   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200014900074205001200223210002900235215002000264225002600284300004900310330274200359606002903101606001103130606002603141606001203167702003503179702002603214702002403240393076  a9781461416388  a20150213d2013       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aInternational handbook of war, torture, and terrorismbRecurso eletrónicofed. Kathleen Malley-Morrison, ed. Sherri McCarthy, ed. Denise Hines  a1st ed.  aNew YorkcSpringerd2013  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aPeace Psychology Book  aFicheiro de 6,89 MB em formato PDF (716 p.).  aPreface. Section I. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism. 1. Coding and Variable Formation for Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism. 2. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in Western Europe. 3. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Australia,Canada, and the United States. 4. Definitions of War, Terrorism, and Torture in the Balkan Peninsula and Russia. 5. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in the Middle East. 6. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in the Gulf States. 7. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in Africa. 8. Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in Latin America. 9 Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism in South and Southeast Asia. 10. East Asian Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism. 11. Integrative Summary for Definitions of War, Torture, and Terrorism. Section II. National Security. 12. Introduction to National Security Coding System. 13. Views on National Security in Western Europe. 14. Views on National Security: the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Australia, Canada, and the United States of America. 15. Views of National Security in Balkan and Russia. 16. Views on National Security in the Middle East. 17. Views on National Security in Africa. 18. Views on National Security in Latin America. 19. Views on National Security in South and Southeast Asia. 20. Views on National Security in East Asia. 21. National Security: An Integration. Section III. Invasion. 22. Methods for Coding Perspectives on a State Right to Invasion and Bombing Scenarios. 23. Perspectives on Invasion in Western Europe. 24. Perspectives on Invasion: Great Britain, Northern Ireland, United States, Canada, and Australia. 25. Perspectives on Invasion in Russia and the Balkans. 26. Perspectives on Invasion in the Middle East. 27. Gulf States' Perspectives on Invasion. 28. African Perspectives on Invasion. 29. Latin American Perspectives on the Right to Invasion. 30. Perspectives on Invasion in South and Southeast Asia. 31. Perspectives on Invasion in East Asia. 32. Patterns in the Justification of Invasion and Responses to Attack. Section IV. Perspectives on Torture. 33. Methods of Assessing Perspectives on Torture. 34. Perspectives on Torture in Western Europe. 35. Perspectives on Torture in Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the United States, Canada,and Australia. 36. Perspectives on Torture in Russia and the Balkan Peninsula. 37. Perspectives on Torture in the Middle East. 38. Perspectives on Torture in Africa. 39. Perspectives on Torture in Latin America. 40. Perspectives on Torture in South and Southeast Asia. 41. Perspectives on Torture in East Asia. 42. Torture: Integrative Chapter. 43. Conclusions. Index.  aTERRORISMO INTERNACIONAL  aGUERRA  aSEGURANÇA PÚBLICA  aTORTURA  aMALLEY-MORRISONbKathleen4ed.  aMCCARTHYbSherri4ed.  aHINESbDenise4ed.