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This book is a critique not just of government deception, but of democratic political institutions and the way they work. It analyzes justifications and explanations for how and why lying occurs in politics. It examines the implications for democratic practice and documents cases where U.S.... read more
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- Machiavelli
- Chomsky
- Reagan
- Walzer
- Herman
- Widgery
- Norton-taylor
- Steadman
- Poindexter
- Marshall
- Howe
- Clark
- Thatcher
- Robinson
- Waldegrave
- Robertson
- Southwood
- Hurd
- Hargreaves
- Johnson
- Donaghy
- Draper
- Silverstein
- Walsh
- Mccoy
- Meese
- Nixon
- Hamilton
- Lynda Chalker
- Mcauley
- Williams
- Dealler
- Mullan
- Inouye
- Kolko
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- White House
- Iran
- Iraq
- South Vietnam
- Uk
- Nicaragua
- Northern Ireland
- Malaysia
- Burma
- Laos
- Britain
- Cjd
- London
- Indochina
- Central America
- Colombia
- Afghanistan
- Cambodia
- Latin America
- South-east Asia
- Angola
- Panama
- Bolivia
- North Vietnam
- France
- Usa
- Pakistan
- Guatemala
- Nassr
- Thailand
- Guardian
- United States
- Pergau
Authors & Contributors edit
- Lionel Cliffe (Author)
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- Dewey: 320.101
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