Torture and Democracy

Explore how state violence shapes democratic institutions, revealing the paradox of torture as a tool for political legitimacy and its lasting impact on civil society in modern governance

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Princeton University Press is a university press affiliated with Princeton University. It was founded in 1905 by Van Wyck Brooks and Charles Scribner's Sons.

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Princeton University Press 0691143331

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Princeton University Press 9780691143330

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13859433