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Acronyms vii
Chapter 1 Introduction Jude Howell Jeremy Lind 1
Chapter 2 UK Counter-terrorism Provision and Civil Society: Ensuring Responsibility, Ignoring Proportionality Alison Dunn 19
Chapter 3 "Politics as Usual": Civil Society and Development in Spain after 9/11 Alejandro Colás 39
Chapter 4 Counter-terrorism Measures and the NGO Section in the United States: A Hostile Environment Kay Guinane Suraj K. Sazawal 53
Chapter 5 Counter-terror ism Policing in Australia: Impacts on Civil Society Annie Pettitt 75
Chapter 6 False Choice? The War on Terror and Its Impact on State Policy toward Civil Society in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan Daniel Stevens Kanykey Jailobaeva 93
Chapter 7 Civil Society, the "New Humanitarianism, " and the Stabilization Debate: judging the Impact of the Afghan War Stuart Gordon 109
Chapter 8 Counter-terrorism Policy Post-9/11 and the Selective Impact on Civil Society: The Case of India Jude Howell 127
Chapter 9 Civil Society in Sri Lanka during and after the 5th Peace Process: Changing Spaces for Advocating Political Transformations and Delivering Social Welfare Post-9/11 Kristian Stokke 149
Chapter 10 The Changing Dynamics of Civil Society and Aid in the Israel-Palestine Conflict Post-9/11 Jeremy Lind 171
Chapter 11 Only "Chilians" Count: The Influence of GWOT Discourses on Governments' Humanitarian Responses to "Terror"-Related Conflicts Nisrine Mansour 191
Chapter 12 The Politics of Uganda's Anti-terrorism Law and, Its Impact on Civil Society Joshua B. Rubongoya 209
Chapter 13 Regional Challenge, Local Response: Civil Society and Human Rights in US-Kenya Counter-terrorism Cooperation Mutuma RuteereMikewa Ogada 227
Chapter 14 Conclusion Jeremy Lind Jude Howell 249
Bibliography 261
About the Contributors 293
Index 297
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Barry Elston
reviewed Civil Society Under Strain: Counter-Terrorism Policy, Civil Society and Aid Post-9/11 on July 09, 2008
Civil Society Under Strain
This book discusses Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth's views on what America should we do to address our Country's border crisis, and his answer is "Whatever it takes".
There are people who feel that our Country can't function without the labor of "guest workers" and / or illegal aliens, but he has a response for all of those arguements. There is no question about his passion about securing our borders in the post 9/11 world we live in.
There are many arguments to be made about whether or not "guest workers" should be permitted, and the effect of illegal aliens on our work force, how they affect wages in our Country, and how health and education benefits (and therefore taxes) are impacted. Scary and significant to me are the inane laws and policies he mentions protecting known gang members and others blatantly taking advantage of the system.
It's timely reading and topical as the 2008 presidental election approaches.
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