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Lernen, ein guter Mensch zu seing the initial part to a contextualisation delving into the pre-2011 CT scenario, it provides a detailed account of Tunisia’s CT strategy across three distinct phases. The first phase encompasses the immediate emergency CT response following the 2011 revolution, while the second phase refers to the i

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Lernen, ein guter Mensch zu seinrhetorical strategies, and intertextual components of CT discourse, this chapter assesses the Tunisian narrative concerning the war on terrorism. It sheds light on how counterterrorism discourse, through the dehumanization of the terrorist ‘other’, not only legitimises widespread human rights violat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00209-9c, and social dimensions. It illuminates how counterterrorism (CT), both in its discourse and implementation, has facilitated an antidemocratic shift, contributing significantly to the resurgence of authoritarianism. Starting in 2021, antidemocratic practices began to reshape the political and socia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54184-1Tunisia; critical discourse analysis; human rights; freedom; MENA region; counterterrorism; security

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