-white respondents are more reluctant than whites to support targeting or to be targeted. Terrorism risk assessments are highly diffuse …, reflecting considerable risk ambiguity. People fear highly severe worst case terrorism outcomes, but their best estimates of the … risk perception contexts, such as hindsight biases and embeddedness effects, are particularly evident for terrorism risk …

United States. Although being fought in the name of justice and democracy, the war on terror seems to have brought about … curbs on freedom to citizens of the Western democracies and brutality rather than justice to those who are designated … defend the ideal of justice. Under headings of justice and legality, the lesser evil, the threat to liberal values, and …

In Res. 1373 (2001), the Security Council laid down the duty to bring terrorists to justice and to deny them safe haven … prosecute and try terrorists, as the Security Council Counter Terrorism Committee seems to suggest, the power of prosecutors to … court would not necessarily strengthen states judicial response to the threat of international terrorism. A sensible …

This paper conceptually examines one specific case of international terrorism, including the emergence and maintenance … ethic grounded in Aristotelian virtue. The delineation of key principles emanating from critical restorative justice helps … framework is then briefly assessed for its overall explanatory capabilities, especially in relation to furthering terrorism …