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Shall the Court Subject Counter-Terrorism Law to Judicial Review? National Security vs Human Rights
Defense & Security Europe

Shall the Court Subject Counter-Terrorism Law to Judicial Review? National Security vs Human Rights

CESRAN Int.5 November 2019
Introduction ‘Terrorist emergencies justify extensive and far-reaching security measures that may legitimately restrict the enjoyment of the fundamental rights: to expect the [...] courts to adopt a restrictive approach to...
The Era of Coercive Diplomacy in Iranian Nuclear Deal
Middle East

The Era of Coercive Diplomacy in Iranian Nuclear Deal

CESRAN Int.5 November 2019
The Iranian nuclear programme started with the help of the US in the early 1960s-70s called “Atom for Peace program”. Iran, under the leadership of Shah, was a close US...
International Solidarity and Burden-Sharing: The Case of Syrian Refugees
Defense & Security Middle East

International Solidarity and Burden-Sharing: The Case of Syrian Refugees

CESRAN Int.5 November 2019
Syrian Refugee Crisis The world is currently witnessing a period of unprecedented human movement, which represents one of the most significant problems worldwide in recent times. According to a report...
The Twilight Zone of Political Transition: Between Revolution and Democratic Change
Politics

The Twilight Zone of Political Transition: Between Revolution and Democratic Change

CESRAN Int.5 November 20195 November 2019
O’Donnell, Schmitter and Whitehead define transition broadly as "the interval between one political regime and another" (O´Donnell, Schmitter, and Whitehead, 1986: 6). Plattner concludes that "they emphasise a particular path...
Rural Afghan Women as Agents for Change and the Failure of Liberal Peacebuilding
Defense & Security Russia and Eurasia

Rural Afghan Women as Agents for Change and the Failure of Liberal Peacebuilding

CESRAN Int.5 November 2019
This article will critique the liberal peacebuilding agenda and argue for an alternative, post-liberal approach to peacebuilding and conflict research by drawing upon James Scott’s theory of everyday resistance in...
Reflections on the Turkey Syria Conundrum
Turkey and Neighbourhood

Reflections on the Turkey Syria Conundrum

CESRAN Int.5 November 20195 November 2019
As a result of President Trump’s announcement that he would withdraw US troops from Northern Syria, and Turkey’s entering Syria in an operation Turkey calls “Operation Peace Spring”, to confront...
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