Add to ORKG#StatEx2017 This paper aims to examine the consequences on democracy of ‘permanent emergencies’ linked to terrorism, through the examples and comparison of France and Israel’s states of emergency. France has already extended the state of emergency, originally declared after the November 2015 attacks, for over a year. Israel has been under a state of emergency since its creation in 1948. In both cases, the existence of a state of emergency allows the government to adopt a number of measures wh..
In exceptional circumstances, defined as “emergencies”, states can limit human rights and personal f...
The November 2015 terrorist attacks at the Bataclan concert hall and sidewalk cafés in Paris, the Ma...
A Equipe Editorial da Revista Vertentes do Direito (RVD) procedeu à retratação da pesquisa em razão ...
Myriam Feinberg: States of Emergency in France and Israel—Terrorism, “permanent emergencies,” and de...
Since 2015, France has experienced a particularly high number of terrorist attacks. This paper exami...
AbstractA series of terrorist attacks occurred in Paris, France, on 13th November 2015. In response ...
In July, a government bill against terrorism was adopted to replace the French state of emergency, w...
On the night of November 13, 2015, after the attacks perpetrated by the so-called Islamic State agai...
This paper examines Giorgio Agamben’s work on the state of exception, a top-down approach in which t...
117 pagesAfter the November 2015 terror attacks in Paris and declaration of state of emergency in F...
Readiness for emergencies is a challenging and complicated task to every government. It requires a r...
This paper explores the research puzzle if states, in the name of security, conduct policy changes d...
Die Folge der Terroranschläge in Paris vom 13. November 2015 waren 128 Tote und hunderte Verletzte. ...
This article aims to question the relationship between security and liberty that lies at the heart o...
The general model of the laws of fear; the 2017 Terrorism Directive; the latest French Law strengthe...
In exceptional circumstances, defined as “emergencies”, states can limit human rights and personal f...
The November 2015 terrorist attacks at the Bataclan concert hall and sidewalk cafés in Paris, the Ma...
A Equipe Editorial da Revista Vertentes do Direito (RVD) procedeu à retratação da pesquisa em razão ...
Myriam Feinberg: States of Emergency in France and Israel—Terrorism, “permanent emergencies,” and de...
Since 2015, France has experienced a particularly high number of terrorist attacks. This paper exami...
AbstractA series of terrorist attacks occurred in Paris, France, on 13th November 2015. In response ...
In July, a government bill against terrorism was adopted to replace the French state of emergency, w...
On the night of November 13, 2015, after the attacks perpetrated by the so-called Islamic State agai...
This paper examines Giorgio Agamben’s work on the state of exception, a top-down approach in which t...
117 pagesAfter the November 2015 terror attacks in Paris and declaration of state of emergency in F...
Readiness for emergencies is a challenging and complicated task to every government. It requires a r...
This paper explores the research puzzle if states, in the name of security, conduct policy changes d...
Die Folge der Terroranschläge in Paris vom 13. November 2015 waren 128 Tote und hunderte Verletzte. ...
This article aims to question the relationship between security and liberty that lies at the heart o...
The general model of the laws of fear; the 2017 Terrorism Directive; the latest French Law strengthe...
In exceptional circumstances, defined as “emergencies”, states can limit human rights and personal f...
The November 2015 terrorist attacks at the Bataclan concert hall and sidewalk cafés in Paris, the Ma...
A Equipe Editorial da Revista Vertentes do Direito (RVD) procedeu à retratação da pesquisa em razão ...