Publisher's Synopsis
For the past several years, an extraordinary amount of worldwide interest has focused on U.S. interrogation activities. However, the United States has made little systematic effort to develop a knowledge base that could underlie effective interrogation policies, practices, and procedures for the future.
The U.S. Government Case Study of Human Manipulation examines the current state of scientific knowledge regarding interrogation and learn about training programs that prepare individuals to conduct custodial interrogations.
