HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ‘WAR ON TERROR’

Abstract

Introduction Richard Ashby Wilson 1. Order, rights, and threats: terrorism and global justice Michael Freeman 2. Liberal security Fernando Teson 3. The human rights case for the war in Iraq: a consequentialist view Thomas Cushman 4. Human rights as an ethics of power John Wallach 5. How not to promote democracy and human rights Aryeh Neier 6. War in Iraq: not a humanitarian intervention Kenneth Roth 7. The tension between combating terrorism and protecting civil liberties Richard Goldstone 8. Fair trials for terrorists? Geoffrey Robertson 9. Nationalizing the lcoal: comparative notes on the recent restructuring of political space Carol J. Greenhouse 10. The impact of counter terror on the promotion and protection of human rights: a global perspective Neil Hicks 11. Human rights: a descending spiral Richard Falk 12. Eight fallacies about liberty and security David Luban 13. Our privacy, ourselves in the age of technological intrusions Peter Galison and Martha Minow 14. Are human rights universal in the age of terrorism? Wiktor Osiatynski 15. Connecting human rights, human development and human security Mary Robinson 16. Human rights and civil society in a new age of American exceptionalism Julie Mertus.