Titlebook: Law, Security and the State of Perpetual Emergency; Linda S. Bishai Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Legal and Political Responses to Terrorism: Comparing Democracies and Hybrid Regimes,ms, including through prolonged states of emergency. This chapter explores the legal and political responses of governments in France, Tunisia, Turkey, and Russia, which vary in the extent to which they were democratic or autocratic at the time of the specific terrorist attacks examined. Comparing t

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The Inertia of the Exception,nsion of law, repeated many times since the attacks of 9/11, has begun to alter the meaning of liberal democracy because the decision on what constitutes a security emergency is not subject to external review. This chapter will review US legal practice in declared states of emergency and the suspens

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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close: Criminal Terrorism and Exceptional Legislation in Italy, practices. Analysing exceptionalism from this ‘decentred position’ does not imply reducing the importance of post-9/11 exceptionalism, nor does it deny its increasingly pervasive nature. It requires us, however, to frame it within a long-term historical and institutional framework to capture its em

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