Executive Measures, Terrorism and National Security: Have the Rules of the Game Changed?David Bonner examines the use, in the period from 1905 to the end of 2006, of a variety of executive measures to assist in containing terrorism and to protect national security. The measures focused on are internment, restriction of movement and internal exile, and exclusion or deportation of undesirable foreign nationals. |
Contents
Dealing with the Enemy at Home during the Two World Wars | 45 |
Political Violence and the Irish Question | 69 |
Immigration Control and Deportation | 103 |
the Malayan Cyprus and Kenyan Emergencies | 135 |
Overview and Context | 203 |
the Powers and their Use | 217 |
Challenge Mechanisms | 265 |
Legal Challenges and Human Rights Issues | 289 |
Retrospective and Reflective | 345 |
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