Constitutions, security, and the rule of law
By: Sudha Setty, editor
Publisher: International Debate Education Association
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
ISBN-13: 9781617700835
Subjects: Terrorism; Prevention; Law and legislation; National security; Civil rights
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Small emergencies / Kim Lane Scheppele; title: Colonial continuities : human rights, terrorism, and security laws in India / Anil Kalhan, Gerald P. Conroy, Manta Kaushal, Sarn Scott Miller, and Jed S. Rakoff; title: The road ahead : a human rights agenda for Egypt's new parliament / Human Rights Watch; title: The role of a Supreme Court in a democracy and the fight against terrorism / Aharon Barak; title: Judicial review of the state's anti-terrorism activities : the post 9/11 experience and normative justifications for judicial review / Kent Roach; title: Presidential power in national security : a guide to the president elect / Louis Fisher; title: Rights, security, and conflicting international obligations : exploring inter-jurisdictional judicial dialogues in Europe / Fiona de Londras and Suzanne Kingston; title: The Obama administration and international law / Harold Hongju Koh; title: Drone attacks and the killing of Anwar Al-Awlaqi : legal issues / Arabella Thorp; title: Judicial formalism and the state secrets privilege / Sudha Setty; title: Lawful use of a lethal operation directed against a U.S. citizen who is a senior operational leader of Al-Qaʻida or an associated force / U.S. Department of Justice; title: Freedom of speech, support for terrorism, and the challenge of global constitutional law / Daphne Barak-Erez and David Scharia; title: Reconfiguring security and liberty : political discourses and public opinion in the new century / Christina Pantazis and Simon Pemberton; title: Human rights implications of national security laws in India : combating terrorism while preserving civil liberties / C. Raj Kumar; title: Criminalizing support for terrorism : a comparative perspective / Adam Tomkins.