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: AIDP BlogNot “By All Means Necessary’: A Comparative Framework for Post-9/11 Approaches to Counterterrorism
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See my article, Not ?By All Means Necessary?: A Comparative Framework for Post-9/11 Approaches to Counterterrorism, which will be published by Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law.
Abstract:
Counterterrorism significantly benefits from a comparativist approach. Precisely because no one country has the monopoly on effective operational measures, nation states significantly benefit from analyzing measures applied by other states confronting similar dilemmas and challenges subject to the role of law. To that end, this article examines the policies of targeted killing and administrative detention as applied in Israel and asks whether and how they are applicable to American counterterrorism. In asking this question, it is important to determine whether the two policies are relevant to the U...continue to full postFull post as published by AIDP Blog on November 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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