RERRORISM AND COUNTERTERRORISM Securitizing Difference and Dissent / by Ipek Demirsu.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. National Security and International Norms: Sovereignty in the Nexus of Counter-terrorism and Human Rights -- Introduction -- 1. Sovereignty between Security and Human Rights Norms -- 2. The Evolution of Security Policies and the Language of Law-making -- Conclusion: Adjoining Theory and Method -- Part II. Comparative Policy Analysis: The Evolution of Counter-terrorism Policies vis-a-vis Human Right Obligations -- Introduction: International Human Rights and Counter-terrorism in the post-9/11 World Politics -- 3. Counter-terrorism Policy in the Heartland of Liberal Democracy: An Account of Policy Development in the UK -- Chapter 4. Breaking with the Dark Past? Security Policies and the Status of Human Rights in Turkey -- Conclusion: Different Contexts, Convergent Practices -- Part III. Securitization and the Language of Rights in the Making of Counter-terrorism Policies -- Introduction: Policy Frames and the Analysis of Parliamentary Debates -- 5. Balancing under the State of Exception: Prevalent Policy Frames in the UK Legislative Process -- 6. Democratization and National Sensibilities: Prevalent Policy Frames in the Turkish Legislative Process -- Conclusion: Talking Security and Rights: The Interplay of Policy Frames in Turkey and the UK -- Conclusion. Reconciling Policy and Discourse.