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1. Misuse Made Plain: Evaluating Concerns About Neuroscience in National Security

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Govind Persad, Kelly Lowenberg, Emily R. Murphy, Brenda M. Simon, Amy Knight Burns, Harker Rhodes, Libby Greismann, David L. M. Preston, and Jennifer M. Halbleib

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Critical security studies, National security, business.industry, General Neuroscience, Center (algebra and category theory), Neuroethics, business, Psychology, Neuroscience
Abstract

Misuse Made Plain: Evaluating Concerns About Neuroscience in National Security Kelly Lowenberg a , Brenda M. Simon a , Amy Burns b , Libby Greismann c , Jennifer M. Halbleib b , Govind Persad b , David L.M. Preston c , Harker Rhodes b & Emily R. Murphy d a Stanford Law School Center for Law and the Biosciences , b Stanford Law School , c Stanford University , d Stanford Law School and Director of SIGNAL , Published online: 16 Apr 2010.

Published
2010

2. Misuse Made Plain: Evaluating Concerns About Neuroscience in National Security.

Author

Lowenberg, Kelly, Simon, Brenda M., Burns, Amy, Greismann, Libby, Halbleib, Jennifer M., Persad, Govind, Preston, David L. M., Rhodes, Harker, and Murphy, Emily R.

Subjects
NEUROSCIENCE equipment, NATIONAL security, MAGNETIC resonance imaging, LIE detectors & detection, ETHICS
Abstract

In this article the authors discuss the misuse of neuroscience in national security. The authors stress on the validity and reliability of neuroscientific applications, particularly the utilization of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)-based lie detection. Furthermore, the authors are critical on Jonathan Marks' neuroskepticism towards the legitimacy of neuroscientific technologies and its capability to enhance interrogation techniques.

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2010
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