| Description |
1 online resource (XVII, 283 pages 65 illustrations) |
| Contents |
Part I. National Security and International Norms: Sovereignty in the Nexus of Counter-terrorism and Human Rights -- Introduction -- 1. Sovereignty between Security and Human Rights Norms -- 2. The Evolution of Security Policies and the Language of Law-making -- Conclusion: Adjoining Theory and Method -- Part II. Comparative Policy Analysis: The Evolution of Counter-terrorism Policies vis-a-vis Human Right Obligations -- Introduction: International Human Rights and Counter-terrorism in the post-9/11 World Politics -- 3. Counter-terrorism Policy in the Heartland of Liberal Democracy: An Account of Policy Development in the UK -- Chapter 4. Breaking with the Dark Past? Security Policies and the Status of Human Rights in Turkey -- Conclusion: Different Contexts, Convergent Practices -- Part III. Securitization and the Language of Rights in the Making of Counter-terrorism Policies -- Introduction: Policy Frames and the Analysis of Parliamentary Debates -- 5. Balancing under the State of Exception: Prevalent Policy Frames in the UK Legislative Process -- 6. Democratization and National Sensibilities: Prevalent Policy Frames in the Turkish Legislative Process -- Conclusion: Talking Security and Rights: The Interplay of Policy Frames in Turkey and the UK -- Conclusion. Reconciling Policy and Discourse |
| Summary |
This book offers a systematic analysis of how interaction between language of security and language of rights produces policies which not only effect everyday functioning of democracy, but also redefine the understanding of sovereignty. Demirsu discusses the theoretical premises and the methodological design of this study, premised on a multi-method qualitative research, and offers a comparative analysis of counter-terrorism and human rights in Turkey and the United Kingdom. While Part I offers an analysis of the evolution of these two key policy-areas in relation to each other, Part II presents the findings of the frame analysis of parliamentary debates, both concluding by mapping out cross-cutting patterns in these two cases. As a result, the author demonstrates in detail how discourse and policy-making are mutually constitutive from a comparative angle |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Political science.
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Political planning.
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Terrorism.
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Political violence.
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Social justice.
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Human rights.
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Terrorism -- Prevention -- Law and legislation.
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Terrorism
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Social Justice
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Human Rights
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terrorism.
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Terrorism
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Social justice
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Political violence
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Political science
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Political planning
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Human rights
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Terrorism -- Prevention -- Law and legislation
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
3319508024 |
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9783319508023 |
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