An Example of ‘Worst Practice’?
Nicola McGarrity As at 11 September 2001, Australia did not have any national counterterrorism laws. Politically motivated violence was [...]
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Intelligence agencies and the State secret privilege: the Italian experience
Tommaso F. Giupponi / Federico Fabbrini The Italian security regime has recently experienced an important overhaul through the adoption [...]
The EU as an emerging ‘Surveillance Society’: The function creep case study and challenges to privacy and data protection
Maria Tzanou According to a report by the Surveillance Studies Network of 2006, ‘it is pointless to talk about surveillance [...]
The New Faces of U.S. Armed Forces:The Constitution and Private Military Firms
Jenna Norys November 11th marks a day Americans take the time to honor those who have fought on behalf [...]
The Constitutionality of the Predator Drone Program
Jamie L. Kleidman In the wake of September 11, 2001 (“9/11″) the international playing field changed; the Executive [...]
Wartime Detention Based on Secret Evidence: A Question
Adam P. Jason Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, our nation has faced the arduous task of countering terrorism [...]
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