Beyond September 11: An Anthology of Dissent Book

	Acknowledgements
	Preface
	Introduction: Witnessing 'Terror', Anticipating 'War'	1
	America's Jihad: A History of Origins	10
	An Unconscionable Threat to Humanity	19
	The Threat of United States' Ruthlessness	30
	'Terrorism', 'War' and Democracy Compromised	35
	The Politics of Morality	40
	Representations of Terror in the Legitimation of War	47
	'Either You Are With Us or You Are With the Terrorists': The War's Home Front	54
	Resistance and Terror: Lessons from Ireland	59
	September 11 Aftermath: Where is the World Heading?	66
	A Question of State Crime?	71
	This War is Illegal and Immoral, and it Won't Prevent Terrorism	77
	Expanding the Concept of Terrorism?	84
	Legislative Responses to Terrorism	93
	All in the Name of Security	102
	In Defence of Civil Liberties	107
	Poverty is the New Black	113
	The Challenge of September 11: An Interview with	118
	The Policing of Immigration in the New World Disorder	123
	September 11 and All That: An African Perspective	130
	The Khaki Election	135
	Signs of the Times	143
	Business as Usual? Corporate Moralism and the 'War Against Terrorism'	150
	Markets, Regulation and Risk: The US Airlines Industry and Some Fallout from September 11	157
	Dangers of the Armed Response at Home	162
	Terrorism, Neighbours and Nuremberg	168
	Pledging Allegiance: The Revival of Prescriptive Patriotism	173
	My Fellow Americans: Looking Black on Red Tuesday	177
	Neither Pure Nor Vile	182
	The Lion, the Witch and the Warmonger: 'Good', 'Evil' and the Shattering of Imperial Myth	188
	Beyond September 11: Certainties and Doubts	195
	Could Osama Bin Laden Have Been a Woman? Masculinity and September 11	200
	An Attack on Truth?	206
	My Beating by Refugees is a Symbol of the Hatred and Fury of this Filthy War	211
	In the Name of a 'Just War'	216
	Notes on Contributors	234
	Index	238