Enemy Combatants, Terrorism, and Armed Conflict Law: A Guide to the Issues Book

Introduction: Legitimacy, Religion, Ethics, and Armed Conflict Law in Context   David K. Linnan     1
Media, Politics, and Religion     7
The Press, the Presidency, and Public Opinion since 9/11: Shaping U.S. Foreign Policy and Military Strategy   Lowndes F. Stephens     9
Muslim Perspectives on the Invasion of Iraq: Informed Publics, Regime Leaders, and Islamic Jurists   Shahrough Akhavi     37
Contested Morality in U.S. Foreign Policy   Janice Love     51
Constitutional and Domestic Law: Structural and Institutional Emphasis     65
Paradigm Shifts, Executive Power, and the War on Terror   Norman C. Bay     67
Promotion of Liberal Islam by the United States   John H. Mansfield     85
The 9/11 Commission Report and Public Discourse Project   Michael Hurley     92
Constitutional and Domestic Law: Individual Rights Emphasis     105
International Legal Limits on the Government's Power to Detain "Enemy Combatants"   Geremy C. Kamens     107
Military Commissions: An Overview   H. Wayne Elliott     121
War, Crime, or War Crime? Interrogating the Analogy Between War and Terror   Miriam J. Aukerman     145
Law of Armed Conflict: Religion and Armed Conflict     165
Legitimacy and Authority in Islamic Discussions of "Martyrdom Operations"/"Suicide Bombings"   A. Kevin Reinhart     167
With a Mighty Hand: Judaic Ethics of Exercising Power in Extraordinary Warfare   Jonathan K. Crane     184
Jesus and Mars: A Brief Introduction to the Christian Just War Tradition   Michael Skerker     207
Law of Armed Conflict and International Law: Operational Law     221
Redefining Legitimacy: Legal Issues   David K. Linnan     223
The Concept of Superior Responsibility under International Law as Applied in Indonesia   Hikmahanto Juwana     238
The 2006 Conflict in Lebanon, or What Are the Armed Conflict Rules When Legal Principles Collide?   George K. Walker     252
The Legal Way Ahead Between War and Peace   Kevin H. Govern     280
Legal Responsibility, Justice, and Reconciliation     305
Discerning Justice in the Trial and Execution of Saddam Hussein   John D. Carlson     307
Individual Responsibility, Tribunals, and Truth and Reconciliation Commissions: Are We Asking the Wrong Questions?   David K. Linnan     327
Appendix     341
Further Reading     381
Index     385
About the Editor and the Contributors      397