National Security and The Rule of Law: Analyzing Post 2001 Legislation

In the wake of the events of 2001, national security has taken center stage, reshaping the legal and political landscapes across the globe. National Security and The Rule of Law: Analyzing Post-2001 Legislation dives deep into the complex interplay between safeguarding nations and preserving civil liberties.

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the far-reaching legislative changes implemented in the name of counterterrorism, surveillance, and global security. From controversial policies like the USA PATRIOT Act to international legal frameworks addressing terrorism, it examines the impact these measures have had on democracy, privacy, and the balance of power between governments and citizens.

Blending rigorous research with accessible insights, this book is an essential resource for legal professionals, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in the tension between security and freedom in the modern world. Whether you're exploring the consequences of enhanced surveillance laws or the role of human rights in an era of global threats, this book will leave you informed and inspired to engage in critical discussions about the future of governance and law.

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