Confronting torture : essays on the ethics, legality, history, and psychology of torture today / edited by Scott A. Anderson and Martha C. Nussbaum.

Part I. A triumph over torture, told by a survivor
Tales of terrorism and torture : the soft vengeance of justice / Albie Sachs
Part II. Psychological perspectives on torture
The many faces of torture : a psychological perspective / William Gorman and Sandra G. Zakowski
Stoic equanimity in the face of torture / Nancy Sherman
Gender performance requirements of the US military in the war on Islamic terrorism / Mary Anne Case
Part III. Torture in historical context
The fragility of evidence : torture in ancient Rome / Kathleen M. Coleman
US torture of prisoners of war in historical perspective : the role of delegitimization / Christopher J. Einolf
Police interrogation and coercion in domestic American history : lessons for the War on Terror / Richard A. Leo and K. Alexa Koenig
Part IV. The ethics of torture
The ticking bomb hypothetical / Marcia Baron
Torture and method in moral philosophy / Jeff McMahan
Torture, self-defense and fighting dirty / David Sussman
Torture as unjust means of war : to squelch the Sirens' singing / Scott A. Anderson
Part V. Torture in US law and policy
Torture and positive law : jurisprudence for the White House / Jeremy Waldron
In defense of lawfare : the value of litigation challenging torture / Lisa Hajjar
Tortured prosecutions : holding private military contractors accountable / Garrett Ordower.