The Ethics of Counterterrorism

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The book presents a comprehensive normative framework for evaluating counterterrorism policies. It explores the necessity of reexamining established limitations on state actions, such as surveillance and policing, in the face of terrorist threats. By critically analyzing areas like armed conflict and cultural integration, it challenges the conventional wisdom surrounding state responses to terrorism, urging a reconsideration of the balance between security and civil liberties.