Question: What is your response to our Guest Speaker's discussion on Enhanced Interrogation Techniques (EIT)? What questions regarding EIT and decision making at the CIA and elsewhere would you ask him if you had the opportunity? Need Assignment Help?
Readings:
Wolfendale, J. (2009). The myth of "torture lite." Ethics and International Affairs, 23(1), 47-61.
O'Donohue, W., Snipes, C., Dalto, G., Soto, C., Maragakis, A., & Im, S. (2014). The ethics of enhanced interrogations and torture: A reappraisal of the argument. Ethics & Behavior, 24(2), 109-125.
Greenberg, I. (2015). From surveillance to torture: The evolution of US interrogation practices during the war on terror. Security Journal, 28(2), 165-183.
Kutz, C. (2014). How norms die: Torture and assassination in American security policy. Ethics & International Affairs, 28(4), 425-449.
Pryer, D. A. (2014). The ethics of interrogation: Professional responsibility in an age of terror. Parameters, 44(4), 164-166.
Rosenbach, E. & Peritz, A. (2009). Interrogations and intelligence. Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
Hassner, R. (2018). The myth of the ticking bomb. The Washington Quarterly, 41(1), 83-94.
Rizzo, J. (2014). Company man: Thirty years of controversy and crisis in the CIA. Scribner.
Read Chapter 11: Birth of the Enhanced Interrogation Program (2002)
Senate Select Committee of Intelligence Report on the Interrogation Program (2014, December 9).
Please see the Committee findings, pages xii to xxv.