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Strange business -- The justification : Beecher's ethics -- The law -- The criteria I : the waking brain--brainstem and the discourse of consciousness -- The criteria II : the working brain : the comatose patient and the biology of consciousness -- Brain death after Beecher and the limits of bioethics

Death penalty: a cruel and inhuman punishment -- Página Legal -- Table of contents -- For a Humanist Criminal Policy: Against the Death Penalty -- The abolition of the Death Penalty -- Introductory Review of the CurrentSituation as Regards Progress Towards (...) -- Hard-core Executioners -- The Death Penalty, Deterrenceand Policy Making -- Abolition of the Death Penaltyfor Drug Crimes -- Public Opinion and Punishment in Japan -- Towards the Complete Abolition of CapitalPunishment in Morocco -- Concerning the Death Penalty Abolition:A Long Road1 -- Human Cruelty in Literature -- Francisco de Goya: Against the Cruelty ofthe Penal System and the Death Penalty

Intifada deaths that occurred during the fourteen months between November 1988 and December 1989 are analysed in regard of eight patterns: frequency of deaths, age of the victims, days with deaths, location of deaths, suspicious deaths, escalation and inhibition, tear gas deaths, and killings by settlers. The article uses data provided by the Database Project on Palestinian Human Rights, an American organization affiliated with the Palestinian Human Rights Information Center in Jerusalem. (DÜI-Hns)