Table of contents for Terrorism and counter-terrorism : ethics and liberal democracy / Seumas Miller.
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CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION – THE VARIETIES OF TERRORISM...................................... 1.
Al-Qaeda.................................................................................................................... 4.
Terrorism and Counter-terrorism in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict............................... 11.
Terrorism and Counter-terrorism and the IRA in Northern Ireland............................... 13.
The African National Congress’s Armed Struggle in Apartheid South Africa................ 15.
Terrorism and Counter-terrorism in India.................................................................... 19.
Conclusion................................................................................................................. 23.
CHAPTER 1 – DEFINING TERRORISM.............................................................. 29.
The Definition of Terrorism in Terms of Innocents....................................................... 37.
The Definition of Terrorism in Terms of Non-Combatants........................................... 44.
The Demarcation of Terrorism: An Indirect Strategy................................................... 55.
Conclusion................................................................................................................. 66.
CHAPTER 2 – TERRORISM AND COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY............. 71.
Moral Justification for the Use of Deadly Force.......................................................... 76.
Civilian Immunity and Human Rights Violations........................................................... 83.
Civilian Immunity and Culpable Omissions.................................................................. 94.
Terrorism and Non-Violent Rights Violators............................................................... 99.
CHAPTER 3 – TERRORISM-AS-CRIME............................................................ 104.
Terrorism-as-Crime................................................................................................. 105.
Terrorism-as-Crime and Police Institutions............................................................... 110.
Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights in the Liberal Democratic State at Peace......... 123.
Freedom of Speech............................................................................................. 123.
Shooting to Kill.................................................................................................... 124.
Right Not to Self-Incriminate................................................................................ 130.
Freedom of Action............................................................................................... 131.
Privacy................................................................................................................ 135.
CHAPTER 4 – TERRORISM, WAR AND STATES OF EMERGENCY........... 146.
Terrorist Attacks and Disasters................................................................................ 147.
The Problem of Internal Armed Struggles................................................................. 156.
Targeted Killings...................................................................................................... 170.
Targeted Killings and the Problem of Dirty Hands..................................................... 178.
Case Study – Pablo Escobar................................................................................ 181.
CHAPTER 5 - TORTURE....................................................................................... 186.
Definition of Torture................................................................................................. 187.
What Is Wrong with Torture?................................................................................... 197.
The Moral Justification for One-off Acts of Torture in Emergencies........................... 201.
Case Study 1 — The Beating............................................................................... 201.
Case Study 2 — The Terrorist and the Ticking Bomb........................................... 204.
The Moral Justification for Legalised and Institutionalised Torture.............................. 211.
CHAPTER 6 – BIOTERRORISM AND THE DUAL-USE DILEMMA............. 228.
by Seumas Miller and Michael Selgelid.
The Biological Weapons Convention........................................................................ 235.
Experiments of Concern........................................................................................... 236.
Dual-Use Research: The Ethical Issues..................................................................... 240.
Dissemination of Dual-Use Research Results............................................................ 251.
The Regulation of Dual-Use Research...................................................................... 257.
(1) Permissible or Impermissible Research............................................................ 258.
(2) Mandatory Physical Safety and Security Regulation......................................... 258.
(3) Licensing of Dual-Use Technologies/Techniques.............................................. 259.
(4) Mandatory Education and Training.................................................................. 260.
(5) Mandatory Personnel Security Regulation....................................................... 261.
(6) Censorship/Constraint of Dissemination........................................................... 262.
An Independent Authority........................................................................................ 262
Library of Congress subject headings for this publication:
Terrorism.
Terrorism -- Prevention.
Terrorism -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Terrorism -- Prevention -- Moral and ethical aspects.