Indian centers of learning, he found, were "impossibly rigid" and hostile to critical interrogation.
Those missing e-mail messages came during a period when two of the critical interrogation memos were being prepared.
So, here emerges another role for social science: critical interrogation of what lies behind the official picture.
Mr. Bork squared off once again against his former nemesis, Senator Arlen Specter, above, the Pennsylvania Republican whose critical interrogation during the 1986 hearings helped doom Mr. Bork's nomination.
All authors participated in the analysis and critical interrogation of key themes.
Special Victim, seen briefly in Adelaide during the 2013 Feast festival, sees Flanders and director Stephen Nicolazzo (of fellow queer theatre company Little Ones Theatre) smash together cabaret and stand-up with critical self-interrogation, comedy with darkness, and present it all with a healthy dose of glitter.
But the investigators believed the CIA had withheld a document they should have been given access to -- an internal CIA review that was critical of the interrogation program.
I've noticed a nugget of embarrassment buried in the recent avalanche of critical reappraisals and retroactive interrogations of Radiohead's "OK Computer," a record that was released in 1997 and is celebrating its twentieth anniversary this summer.
The intelligence committee's 500-page report concluded that the CIA inflicted suffering on al-Qaida prisoners beyond its legal authority and that none of the agency's "enhanced interrogations" provided critical, life-saving intelligence.
Yet critical evidence, such as interrogations conducted in Pakistan, is effectively under I.S.I. control; agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which has jurisdiction in the matter under U.S. law, because American citizens were among the victims, have been denied direct access to the Lashkar suspects.
