Interrogation neuroimaging in counterrorism:a 'no-brainer' or a human rights hazard?
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Title
Interrogation neuroimaging in counterrorism:a 'no-brainer' or a human rights hazard?
Author
Marks, Jonathan H.
Publisher
2003/00/00
Language
English
Publication Date
20030000
Primary Classification
17.1
Secondary Classification
17.1;4.4;21.1;21.5
Primary keywords
brain imaging--[pri];human rights--[pri];neurosciences--[pri];prisoners--[pri]
Secondary keywords
behavioral control;biomedical technologies;ethics;torture;vulnerable populations
Subject
war on terror--[pri]
Journal Article
American Journal of Law and Medicine2007; 33(2):483-500
Note
Copyright © 2014. ASLME. All rights reserved
Call Number
citation
Bibliography
124 fn.
ISSN
00988588 (print)
Collection
Citation
“Interrogation neuroimaging in counterrorism:a 'no-brainer' or a human rights hazard?,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 18, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/37158.