Titlebook: Law, Security and the State of Perpetual Emergency; Linda S. Bishai Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Catherine Lena Kelly of its engineers and set itself the goal of reaching the Moon within a decade. In an expanding 2nd edition of How Apollo Flew to the Moon, David Woods tells the exciting story of how the resulting Apollo flights were conducted by following a virtual flight to the Moon and its exploration of the sur

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Introduction,nd with an increasing sense that the urgent clamor signals a world out of control. It is no surprise, then, that political leaders should wish to take extraordinary steps to indicate that they are in control, that there is a response underway, and that the nation and its citizens will be protected.

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The Inertia of the Exception,r and suspended law. Schmitt’s description of the necessity of the exception for the preservation of the state counterproductively puts legal order in crisis by creating a powerful incentive pull to extend states of emergency. Emergencies highlight perceptions of insecurity in liberal constitutional

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Drone Warfare and the Emergence of Spaces of Exception,s the distinction between the domestic and the international realm and which therefore has significant consequences for the laws and practices of war. In this space of ‘global borderlands,’ sovereignty defines its own parameters in the exercise of its (military) violence against ‘terrorists’ and oth

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Lowering the Bar: Rehabilitation of Terrorist Offenders,te and re-join society, and how they represent a normalized exception to detention standards. Rehabilitation is established as a critical component of international human rights law on the treatment of prisoners and is supported as the appropriate objective of penitentiary systems. A case study on t

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Antiterrorism as Neocolonialism: Prophylactic Governance in an Uncertain World, last few decades. In this chapter, I have explained the ways in which the antiterrorism paradigm has its root in the colonial paradigm. Parallels are drawn between colonialism by the British and antiterrorism regimes in South Asia. It is established that the antiterrorism measures are broadly simil

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A Different Kind of New Normal: An Alternative Approach to Policing Terrorism and Violent Extremismuspects, an integration in a new normal way of doing business often has an adverse effect on policing effectiveness. The practice of passing legislation to normalize state of emergency practices which has been pervasive in several countries including France, Germany, the UK, and the United States as