Introduction: Accountability in the Counter-Terrorist State
Introduction: Accountability in the Counter-Terrorist State
This chapter outlines the core argument of the book and the methodological approach to the research. It develops the concept of counter-terrorism review as legal, political, and policy processes that consider the application and impacts of counter-terrorism law and policy in theory as well as in practice, with a view to assessing its merits and contributing towards its improvement. It also establishes the importance of considering counter-terrorism review as a distinct phenomenon with the potential either to legitimate or to enhance accountability in the contemporary counter-terrorist state.
Keywords: Counter terrorism review, Methodology, Accountability
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