Human rights in the War on Terror
By: edited by Richard Ashby Wilson.
Contributors: Wilson, Richard, 1964-
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Cambridge [UK]; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
Subjects: Human rights; Civil rights; War on Terrorism, 2001-; Terrorism -- Prevention; Iraq War, 2003-; International law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Order, rights, and threats : terrorism and global justice / Michael Freeman; title: Liberal security / Fernando Teson; title: The human rights case for the war in Iraq : a consequentialist view / Thomas Cushman; title: Human rights as an ethics of power / John Wallach; title: How not to promote democracy and human rights / Aryeh Neier; title: War in Iraq : not a humanitarian intervention / Kenneth Roth; title: The tension between combating terrorism and protecting liberties / Richard Goldstone; title: Fair trials for terrorists? / Geoffrey Robertson; title: Nationalizing the local : comparative notes on the recent restructuring of political space / Carol J. Greenhouse; title: The impact of counter terror on the promotion and protection of human rights : a global perspective / Neil Hicks; title: Human rights : a descending spiral / Richard Falk; title: Eight fallacies about liberty and security / David Luban; title: Our privacy, ourselves in the age of technological intrusions / Peter Galison and Martha Minow; title: Are human rights universal in the age of terrorism? / Wiktor Osiatynski; title: Connecting human rights, human development, and human security / Mary Robinson; title: Human rights and civil society in a new age of American exceptionalism / Julie Mertus.