Despite their infringement on civil liberties, anti-terrorism laws are here to stay, & 'two explanations' are 'West's experience as a colonial power' & 'Cold War'. Gearty's analysis of development of anti-terrorism laws. Read my review👉 https://t.co/TNBnOySIUM @LSEReviewBooks

@BISA_Peacekeep half-day roundtable event! 🎉 'Local-level peacebuilding: between theory and practice' inc/ panels with @davidmanus @prakashrote @JCohen_CR @sndeall @Sam_Jarvis_ and @GiuliaPiccolino 30 April @covcampus campus. link - https://t.co/WPdPwPhF0g @CPS_Coventry

New piece by @prakashrote of @LboroIRPH reviewing Conor Gearty's new book on the global rise and endurance of anti-terrorism laws:

"Anti-terrorism laws address more than just terrorist threats – they suppress dissent in authoritarian regimes and expedite legal processes in democracies." @prakashrote reviews Homeland Insecurity by Conor Gearty @LSELaw @politybooks

"Gearty argues that the September 11 attacks [… ] led to the widespread adoption of strict counterterrorism laws, through international bodies like the UN, based on the belief that liberal democracy itself was at risk." Read the review 👉 https://t.co/MKRKElxF1s

How have sweeping #Counterterrorism laws become accepted in liberal democracies around the world, despite infringing on #HumanRights? Conor Gearty's Homeland Insecurity @politybooks explores the historical and political contexts behind this phenomenon 👉 https://t.co/MKRKElxF1s

So pleased to see our new article out in @JournalPolitics! In it, we ask how can children's books help mount critique of global politics, focusing on exclusionary practices like denationalisation, deportation, and proscription. Open access here: https://t.co/TX5oDIE6za

"UN Security Council Resolution 1373 expanded the US “war on terror” into a global initiative, requiring member countries to prevent terrorism funding, halt arms supply to terrorist groups, prosecute suspects, and tighten asylum laws." #Counterterrorism

Conor Gearty‘s Homeland Insecurity @politybooks explores the global rise of #Counterterrorism and the historical and political contexts – from colonial violence to Cold-War anxieties – that have shaped these laws and embedded them in liberal democracies. https://t.co/MKRKElxF1s

How have sweeping #Counterterrorism laws become accepted in liberal democracies around the world, despite infringing on #HumanRights? Conor Gearty's Homeland Insecurity @politybooks explores the historical and political contexts behind this phenomenon.

#WeekendReading Homeland Insecurity: The Rise and Rise of Global Anti-Terrorism Law by Conor Gearty @LSELaw @politybooks. Review by @prakashrote 👉 https://t.co/MKRKElxF1s

"a valuable resource for policymakers and diplomats seeking to understand state actions related to security and terrorism." @LSEReviewBooks on Homeland Insecurity by Conor Gearty Read the full review:

NEW✨ Homeland Insecurity: The Rise and Rise of Global Anti-Terrorism Law by Conor Gearty @LSELaw @politybooks. Review by @prakashrote @LboroIRPH @Developmentuea 👇 https://t.co/ln9Ufbkwax

Really pleased to see this new article out in @RISjnl. It explores constructions of warrior heroism in children's games, and why this might matter for the reproduction of global politics in everyday spaces. Free to read (with a video abstract...) here: https://t.co/DlvJOlBEod

My article on #postneoliberal #resilience has just been published at Geoforum.

#OpenAccess from @EJIntSec - What the War on Terror leaves behind: An introduction - https://t.co/aUOaPbB7kK - @HarmonieToros, @LeeJarvisPols & @RJacksonterror #FirstView

Really pleased to see this article published by @EJIntSec. Co-authored with Michael Lister, we ask what it means when critical ideas around counterterrorism achieve wider credibility. Free to access here: https://t.co/0COxsuKHdX

Really pleased to receive the final proofs of our new @ManchesterUP book applying a vernacular security approach to Radicalisation, Counter-Radicalisation and the UK Prevent Strategy. Always a pleasure to co-author with @CTProject_SM & @AndyWhiting25! https://t.co/omrFTHvI7V

@Josh_Akintayo @AkinOyawale The second Panel (Concepts and methods in vernacular security research) has started! Thomas Martin is speaking on “Vernacular Security and Public Opinion Polling: Challenges and Opportunities” #VSS2023 #VernacularSecurityStudies