original ) (raw )The Social Life of Anti-Terrorism Laws
Julia Eckert
The Social Life of Anti-Terrorism Laws, 2008
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More Law or Less Law? The Resilience of Human Rights Law and Institutions in the ‘War on Terror’
andrew Byrnes
Fresh Perspectives on the "War on Terror", 2008
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Chapter Eight More Law or Less Law? The Resilience of Human Rights Law and Institutions in the 'War on Terror
andrew Byrnes
Fresh Perspectiveson the 'War on Terror', 2008
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Making People Illegal (Review 2009)
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Strengthening the Legal Position of Aliens
Andrew Crosby
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Manufacturing 'Terrorists': Refugees, National Security and Canadian Law, Part 1
Sharryn J Aiken
Refuge, Canada's Journal on Refugees, 2000
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Witch Hunting: The Influence of the Fear of Terrorism in the Implementation of Asylum Law
Federico Lenzerini
The Italian Yearbook of International Law Online, 2002
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Law Reform as a Response to Terrorist Threats
Hadassa Noorda
New Criminal Law Review, 2020
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The War on Terrorism and the Extraterritorial Application of the Constitution in Immigration Law
Brian Slocum
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GL4889A: International Law and Terrorism – Final Essay
Cabrini Tan
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Immigration: Terrorist Grounds for Exclusion and Removal of Aliens
Ruth Ellen Wasem
2006
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“International Law, International Relations, and the ‘War on Terror’”,
Ruben Zaiotti
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Immigration And National Security Law: Converging Approaches To State Power, Individual Rights, And Judicial Review
Jonathan Hafetz
ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2012
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Strapped to the Mast: The Siren Song of Dreadful Necessity, the United Kingdom Human Rights Act and the Terrorist Threat
Colm O'Cinneide
Fresh Perspectives on the "War on Terror", 2008
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International Migration Law: "The illegality of the migration itself can produce a source of exclusion, denying migrants access to certain state resources and discursively positioning the migrant as a foreign entity that does not belong." Discuss
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International Migration Law: "The illegality of the migration itself can produce a source of exclusion, denying migrants access to certain state resources and discursively positioning the migrant as a foreign entity that does not belong." Discuss, 2022
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Review: Deport, Deprive and Extradite
Shereen Fernandez
Race and Class, 2018
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Law and Disorder? The War on Terror and the International Legal System
Emanuele Sommario
INTERNATIONAL SPECTATOR, 2002
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Manufacturing 'Terrorists': Refugees, National Security and Canadian Law, Part 2
Sharryn J Aiken
Refuge, Canada's Journal on Refugees, 2001
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LAW VS. WAR: COMPETING APPROACHES TO FIGHTING TERRORISM
Shawn Boyne
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Reconceptualising the Legal Response to Foreign Fighters
John Ip
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 2019
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A 'Catch-All' Provision with Extreme Overreactions? The Legalistic Snares within Section 34 of Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
Robson Crim , James Gacek
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The State’s Security as a Legitimate Aim of Limitation of Foreigners’ Human Rights—Are There Any Boundaries?
Marta Szuniewicz
US-China Law Review, 2015
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Legal Lines in Shifting Sand: Immigration Law and Human Rights in the Wake of September 11
Daniel Kanstroom
Boston College Third World law journal, 2005
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The Shafts of Strife and War: A Critical Analysis of the Immigration (Mass Arrivals) Amendment Bill
Christopher Foulkes
Victoria University of Wellington Law Review
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The Politics of Anti Terror Laws
Muhammad Mustafa Mustaan
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On Legal Subterfuge and the So-Called 'Lawfare' Debate
Leila Sadat
2010
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Deviance, Risk, and Law: Reflections on the Demand for the Preventive Detention of Suspected Terrorists
Joseph Margulies
The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, 2011
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After September 11th: the Fight Against Terrorism in National and European Law. Substantive and Procedural Rules: Some Examples
Mar Jimeno-Bulnes
European Law Journal, 2004
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Legal Lines in Shifting Sand: Immigration Law and Human Rights in the Wake of September 11th
Daniel Kanstroom
Boston College Third World Law Journal, 2005
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Tough on Terror, Short on Nuance: Identifying the Use of Force as a Basis for Excluding Resisters Seeking Refugee Status
Amar Khoday
2015
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To what extent does human rights law constrain counter-terrorism policies? A comparison of Saadi and Suresh.
Moana Genevey
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The Better Part of Valor: The REAL ID Act, Discretion, and the “Rule” of Immigration Law
Daniel Kanstroom
2007
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The Role of the Courts in Imposing Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures: Normative Duality and Legal Realism
Stuart Macdonald
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Manufacturing “Terrorists”: Refugees, National Security, and Canadian Law
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Final Project: Fundamentals of Law and Public Policy-Position Paper Policy Paper Presented to the Department of Homeland Security on Immigration in the United States
Arthur T Johnson
Policy paper on American Immigration Policy, 2022
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