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A Google Scholar search for "Flatow Amendment" returns several papers that offer a more critical view of the amendment. Here are a few that stood out and that could be used to expand the article and make it more neutral:

The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and Human Rights Violations: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back, 16 Berkeley J. Int'l L. 71 (1998)
State Sponsors of Terrorism Is a Question, Not an Answer: The Terrorism Amendment to the FSIA Makes Less Sense Now Than It Did Before 9/11, 38 Tex. Int'l L.J. 119 (2003)

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