Title

GWU’s Dr. Casey Delehanty Co-authors Study on Prevalence of Torture in U.S. Movies

Authors

Office of University Communications

Files

Description

Since America was attacked by terrorists on 9/11, the use of torture for counterterrorism tactics has become a highly-debated issue. Approximately half of adults in the United States believe torture is effective in stopping a terrorist threat, said Dr. Casey Delehanty, assistant professor of political science at Gardner-Webb University. However, many interrogation professionals disagree and maintain that torture is often counterproductive.

WGWG: Cinemascene: Study on Torture in U.S. Movies.

Publication Date

4-12-2019

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

20 top-grossing films, 9/11, academics, counterterrorism, Dr. Casey Delehanty, Dr. Erin Kearns, faculty, film, GWU Department of Social Sciences, media, North American box office, Political Science, research, torture, University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa), Wait There's Torture in Zootopia?: Examining the Prevalence of Torture in Popular Movies, Zootopia

Recommended Citation

Office of University Communications, "GWU’s Dr. Casey Delehanty Co-authors Study on Prevalence of Torture in U.S. Movies" (2019). Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive. 276.
https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/276