Academic conference

Torture, Law, and War: Psychology and Torture

Recorded February 29, 2008, at the University of Chicago Law School's conference on Torture, Law, and War.

How does torture affect the tortured, the torturers, and those who inhabit a world with torture in it?


86:23 minutes (79.09 MB)

Torture, Law, and War: Psychology and Torture

Recorded February 29, 2008, at the University of Chicago Law School's conference on Torture, Law, and War. How does torture affect the tortured, the torturers, and those who inhabit a world with torture in it?

Torture, Law, and War: Philosophy & Torture

Recorded February 29, 2008, at the University of Chicago Law School's conference on Torture, Law, and War.

Is torture ever morally permissible, and if so, on what grounds? And if not, can some acts of torture be morally excused after the fact?

Chair: Richard McAdams, Law, The University of Chicago
Panelists:


97:26 minutes (89.2 MB)

Albie Sachs, "Four Tales of Terrorism" (Torture, Law, and War Keynote Address)

Recorded February 29, 2008, at the University of Chicago Law School's conference on Torture, Law, and War. Albie Sachs is a Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
Chair: Martha Nussbaum, Law, The University of Chicago

77:46 minutes (71.2 MB)

Albie Sachs, "Four Tales of Terrorism" (Torture, Law, and War Keynote Address)

Recorded February 29, 2008, at the University of Chicago Law School's conference on Torture, Law, and War. Albie Sachs is a Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa. Chair: Martha Nussbaum, Law, The University of Chicago Introduction: Geoffrey Stone, Law, The University of Chicago

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