【人権と対テロ戦争を超えて】
Beyond Human Rights and the War on Terror(Routledge Research in Human Rights Law) H 278 p. 18
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Introduction Chapter One: Assessing Unconventional Applications of the 'Terrorism' Label - Sudha Setty Chapter Two: Separatist, Not Terrorist: Case Studies from Southeast Asia - Nadirsyah Hosen Chapter Three: The 'Refugee Warrior' in an Age of Revolutionary Violence - Satvinder S. Juss and Jeni Mitchell Chapter Four: The ISIL Jihadists of Saudi Arabia - Abdullah K. Al-Saud Chapter Five: The Criminal Law Implications of the 'War on Terror' and the Status of Foreign Fighters' - A Swiss Perspective - Roberta Arnold Chapter Six: Disrupting Terrorist Activity: What are the limits to criminal methods of disruption? - Stuart Macdonald and Lord Carlile Chapter Seven: The Evolving Common Law Jurisprudence Combatting the Threat of Terrorism in Canada - James Simeon Chapter Eight: Human Rights and Anti-Terror Laws in Australia - George Williams Chapter Nine: The legacy of apartheid and South Africa’s struggle to contain contemporary form of terrorism and violent extremism - Martin Ewi and Willem Els Chapter Ten: India and the Global War on Terror: Indian counterterrorism and the influence of the Global War on Terror - Harsh Pant and Ivan Lidarev
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