Crouching Dragon, Hidden Terrorist?

The rise of counter-terrorism legislation is a worldwide phenomenon. However, China is using their counter-terrorism measures differently, perhaps even as a tool to target political dissidents and ethnic minorities.

Melissa Leeworthy • November 02, 2013

Religion-related terrorism and the work of Anthony Grayling

This is about the resurgence of (radical) religion, and what this means for lawyers. I also give an impression of the work of the British philosopher A.C. Grayling who will deliver a lecture on the themes indicated in this blog in Amsterdam on August 29th.

Paul Cliteur • August 15, 2013 • 2 comments

Cyber security new fashion

Cyber security is the new terrorism. What terrorism and counterterrorism was just after 9/11 is now cyber security and insecurity. It would be good for citizens, government and media to learn from our experiences with terrorism and counterterrorism.

Erwin Muller • July 11, 2012

Interpreting Radicalism

We often assume we understand what terrorism and radicalism mean. Our interpretations and assumptions of these concepts are at the basis of what we criminalize and condemn. However, they are not always as clear-cut as we think.

• May 30, 2012 • 2 comments

Population of Holland also “marked for death”?

Does the publication of Wilders’ book Marked for Death make the Netherlands more vulnerable to terrorist attacks? And what to do about this?

• May 25, 2012

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Crouching Dragon, Hidden Terrorist?

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Cyber security new fashion

Interpreting Radicalism

Population of Holland also “marked for death”?