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Publication: 9/11 + 3/11 + 7/7 = ? What counts in counterterrorism

Author(s): Marks, Jonathan H.

Publisher: (2006) Columbia University Law School:New York [United States, NY]

In: Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Volume: 37, Pages: 559-626

ISSN: 00907944

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In this article the author proposes to undertake human rights impact assessments for counter-terrorism laws and policies. Arguing that emotional responses to terrorism and social mechanisms have lead policymakers to adopt ineffective policies that interfere with the human rights of others, the author holds that HRIA can provide a corrective to these responses. After describing briefly the antecedents, nature and content of HRIA, he argues that HRIA will lead to a more rational debate about counterterrorism through increased transparency.


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