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["This is the meaning of the beguiling words on the opening page of Isherwood's Goodbye to Berlin: 'I am a camera with its shutter open, quite passive, recording, not thinking." These words express one version of the role of academic students of international relations: we are engaged in 'recording', in some sense passively (and certainly not emoting). Like the supposedly neutral instrument of the camera, we are supposed to represent and transmit the facts before us."]

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["The re-emergence in 1968-69 of terrorism and the stationing of British troops in the Province, the article analyses those human rights issues which derive from the way the fight against terrorism has been conducted over the past 20 years. The issues discussed are, deaths resulting from the actions of the security forces, complaints of ill-treatment by the police during interrogation, the detentioning of terrorist suspects, the use of exclusion orders to deport from the United Kingdom to Northern Ireland persons formerly resident in that Province, the use of juryless courts (Diplock Courts) for terrorist and other offences, and the banning of political organizations."]

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