List of Contributors vii
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction
1. The Long Decade
by David Jenkins 3
Part 1 Fear and the Security Agenda
2. Security and Liberty: Critiques of the Trade-Off Thesis
by Adrian Vermeule 31
3. Security vs. Liberty: On Emotions and Cognition
by Oren Gross 45
4. Preventing What? Post-9/11 Mission Amnesia and Mission Creep
by Kent Roach 67
Part 2 Terrorism in a Borderless World
5. The War on Terrorism and International Law: Toward a Continental Divide
by Amnon Lev 87
6. A European Security Constitution?
by Kaarlo Tuori 103
7. Counter-Terrorism's Engagement with Transnational Legality
by Victor V. Ramraj 121
Part 3 Constitutions under Stress
8. Legal and Political Constitutionalism, and the Response to Terrorism
by Mark Tushnet 141
9. Guantánamo Bay, the Rise of the Courts, and the Revenge of Politics
by Fiona de Londras 155
10. Citizenship and the Limits of Due Process since 9/11
by David Jenkins 169
Part 4 Risk Prevention
11. "Protect" against Terrorism: In Service of the State, the Corporation, or the Citizen?
by Clive Walker 187
12. The Influence of 9/11 on Swedish Anti-terrorism Policy and Measures
by Iain Cameron 209
Part 5 Democratic Accountability, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law
13. Terrorist Threats and Judicial Deference
by Jens Elo Rytter 229
14. Open Secrets in U.S. Counter-Terrorism Policy
by Amanda Jacobsen 249
15. Views from Mars, Views from Venus: Minding the Gap between What We Say and What We Do on Terrorism
by Gabor Rona 269
Epilogue
16. Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism: Lessons from a Long Decade
by Martin Scheinin 289
Bibliography 305
Index 333