Product Description: An expert witness in legal cases involving rules of engagement and the US military murder of prisoners, Prof. Stjepan Mestrovic exposes profound contradictions and systemic flaws that confuse criminal brutality and heroism, making victims of soldiers like Sergeant Michael Leahy who won a purple heart but also was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2009...read more

Product Description: Michael Keller was once a software executive from Florida. Then came September 11, 2001. A few weeks after the al-Qaeda attacks on America, he joined the Army National Guard and was deployed to Iraq in November of 2005. In this revealing collection of e-mails and photographs, Keller shares his first-hand experiences in the War on Terror...read more

Product Description: The history of the Iraq War - from the viewpoints of the vanquished. This volume examines such aspects as the legality of the war, the effects of cluster bombs, the war's ecological impact, the role of international institutions in the occupation, and the role of torture."

A collection of essays draws on a variety of documents--from the Geneva Convention protocols to executive-branch papers justifying circumvention of international law--to examine the legality of the Iraq War and occupation and to look at the possibility that the United States has been responsible for war crimes.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and author of The Price of Power provides an eye-opening look at the political crises that resulted from the September 11th attacks, in an unflinching look behind the public story of the Bush Administration's 'war on terror,' America's involvement in Iraq, and the Abu Ghraib prison scandal. Reprint. 75,000 first printing.

The torture memos and reports which U.S. government officials wrote to prepare for and legitimize coercive interrogation, including techniques many would label as torture, are brought together in this collection of documents. 25,000 first printing.

Presents a collection of essays that cover the issues surrounding Abu Ghraib Prison.