Law, Politics and the U.S. Policy of Detentions in Guantanamo Bay

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LAW POLITICS AND THE U.S. POLICY OF DETENTIONS IN GUANTANAMO BAY By Bajeera McCorkle Political Science Department Columbia University th 7 Floor International Affairs Building New York NY 10027 Email: bm414@columbia.edu Prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association September 2-5 2004 Copyright by the American Political Science Association Draft: Not for Citation The penchant of the Bush administration has been when possible to govern by executive order in a manner that invokes the

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