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EDUCING INFORMATION
Interrogation: Science and Art
Foundations for the Future


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Army officials [have] abandoned more coercive techniques because of the abuse scandals and evidence that Army and contract interrogators had developed approaches in the field based on vague guidance [a claim reinforced by this book].
- Josh White, Washington Post, 16 January 2007

The study notes that an accurate perception of the realities of interrogation has been impeded by erroneous preconceptions shaped by wish-fulfillment or popular culture.
- Steven Aftergood, Federation of American Scientists, in Secrecy News, 16 January 2007

There is no scientific basis for current interrogation techniques, a U.S. government-funded study has found.
- Nature, 25 January 2007


== Table of Contents ==
* Acknowledgments.............................................. v  
* Foreword, RobertDestro........................................ vii  
* Prologue, Robert A. Fein  
* Commentaries, PaulettaOtis, John Wahlquist....................... xv  
* About the Authors........................................... xxvii  
* Introduction, Robert A. Fein...................................... 1 

== Scientific Papers ==
# [[The Costs and Benefits of Interrogation in the Struggle Against Terrorism]] - Robert Coulam
# [[Approaching Truth: Behavioral Science Lessons on Educing Information from Human Sources]] - Randy Borum.
# [[Research on Detection of Deception: What We Know vs. What We Think We Know]] - Gary Hazlett 
# [[Mechanical Detection of Deception: A Short Review]] - Kristin E. Heckmanand Mark D. Happel
# [[KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation Review: Observations of an Interrogator]] – Lessons Learned and Avenues for Further Research Steven M. Kleinman 
# [[Custodial Interrogations: What We Know, What We Do, and What We Can Learn from Law Enforcement Experiences]] - Ariel Neumanand Daniel Salinas-Serrano 
# [[Barriers to Success: Critical Challenges in Developing a New Educing Information Paradigm]] - StevenM.Kleinman 
# [[Negotiation Theory and Practice: Exploring Ideas to Aid Information Eduction]] - Daniel L. Shapiro
# [[Negotiation Theory and Educing Information: Practical Concepts and Tools]] - M. P. Rowe
# [[Options for Scientific Research on Eduction Practices]] - Paul Lehner.
# [[Educing Information Bibliography]] (Annotated) - Theresa Dillon.

== Index ==


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