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personalization of power.’). > President George W. Bush observed in 2006 that “the culture of corrup

us deficiencies in the rule of law: smuggling, drug traficking, criminal violence, human rights abuses, and personalization of power.’). > President George W. Bush observed in 2006 that “the culture of corruption has undercut development and good governance and .... impedes our efforts to promote freedom and de

rsonalization of power.’). > President George W. Bush observed in 2006 that “the culture of corruption

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t at the same time consider the identical acts perpetrated (and photographed) against prostituted women to be sexual entertainment." Condemning the Bush administration's tolerance for torture in the war on terror, one journalist noted the "gleeful sadism" of guards at Abu Ghraib.8' Yet he and other

pra note 15. at 44. 45. Beth M. Houskamp & David W. Foy. The Assessment of Posuraumatic Stress Disord

06 I:46:01 AM 116 Yale Journal of Law and Feminism (Vol. 18:N Ghraib prison created bonds among the US soldiers who committed those cruelties." Bourke described photographs of United States and German-sponsored torture as pornography: [T]orture aims to undermine the way the victim relates to his o

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hosen as the level of analysis. which is a problematic choice for many cases of complex family or population structure (Akcay and Van Clew. 2016). Bourke (20111 has proposed that inclusive fitness remains valid as a concept even when it is nonexistent as a quantity. But why is such an uninstantiable