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Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift
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Killing Machines Trump, the Law of War and the Future of Military Impunity Gift

Killing MachinesTrump, the Law of War, and the Future of Military Impunity

Author(s): Thomas Gift

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom

Imprint: Cambridge University Press

ISBN-13: 9781009675888, 978-1009675888

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What causes a Western democratic leader to stop even feigning to value the law of war? Unlike past US presidents, who at least paid lip service to the law of armed conflict, Donald Trump has openly flouted it: pardoning war criminals; denigrating the Geneva Conventions; praising torture; and discarding military norms of restraint. This gripping account depicts how Trump has upended assumptions about America's outward commitment to the law of war, exposing the conditions that make such defiance possible. Drawing on in-depth case studies and original survey analysis, Thomas Gift explains how Trump has relied on right-wing media and allies in Congress to attack the law of war not in the shadows, but in broad daylight. Killing Mac.

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What causes a Western democratic leader to stop even feigning to value the law of war? Unlike past US presidents, who at least paid lip service to the law of armed conflict, Donald Trump has openly flouted it: pardoning war criminals; denigrating the Geneva Conventions; praising torture; and discarding military norms of restraint. This gripping account depicts how Trump has upended assumptions about America's outward commitment to the law of war, exposing the conditions that make such defiance possible. Drawing on in-depth case studies and original survey analysis, Thomas Gift explains how Trump has relied on right-wing media and allies in Congress to attack the law of war not in the shadows, but in broad daylight. Killing Mac.

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Killing MachinesTrump, the Law of War, and the Future of Military Impunity

Author(s): Thomas Gift

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom

Imprint: Cambridge University Press

ISBN-13: 9781009675888, 978-1009675888

Synopsis

What causes a Western democratic leader to stop even feigning to value the law of war? Unlike past US presidents, who at least paid lip service to the law of armed conflict, Donald Trump has openly flouted it: pardoning war criminals; denigrating the Geneva Conventions; praising torture; and discarding military norms of restraint. This gripping account depicts how Trump has upended assumptions about America's outward commitment to the law of war, exposing the conditions that make such defiance possible. Drawing on in-depth case studies and original survey analysis, Thomas Gift explains how Trump has relied on right-wing media and allies in Congress to attack the law of war not in the shadows, but in broad daylight. Killing Mac.

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