Dead Bodies Don't Count: Civilian Casualties and the Forgotten Costs of the Iraq Conflict
- ISBN-10
- 1921240512
- ISBN-13
- 9781921240515
- Category
- Iraq
- Pages
- 125
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2007
- Authors
- Richard Hil, Paul Richard Wilson, Wilson Paul
Description
¿This book is no fun to read. Paul Wilson and Richard Hil are unflinching intheir determination to remind us that in amongst all the politics, the religion,the posturing, the spin and the rhetoric, there¿s one incontrovertible factabout the invasion of Iraq: it has brought violent death on a massive scale toinnocent civilians.¿columnist¿The invasion of Iraq is the greatest fiasco since Vietnam¿made worse bythe lies and censorship swirling around the Iraqi fatalities. At last a book thattells the truth!"Dr Richard Hil is Senior Lecturer in the School of Arts and Social Sciences atSouthern Cross University. He has researched and published extensively inthe areas of criminology, child and family welfare and youth justice. Dr Hil isAssociate Director of the Centre for Peace and Social Justice at SouthernCross University and Director of the Bellingen Institute.Paul Wilson is a social commentator and criminologist who is the author of25 books on crime, justice and social issues. He has been Director ofResearch at The Australian Institute of Criminology, Dean at two universitiesand is currently Chair of Criminology at Bond University, Gold Coast,Australia. Paul also co-authored (with Graeme Crowley) the investigativestudy, Who Killed Leanne? also published by Zeus in 2005.
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