Traces of terror: counter-terrorism law, policing, and race/
Sentas, Victoria
Traces of terror: counter-terrorism law, policing, and race/ Victoria Sentas - UK: Oxford, 2014 - xiv, 331p.
Traces in Counter-Terrorism: An Introduction --
1.1. Introduction --
1.2. Questions --
1.3. Motivations --
1.4. Method and Sources --
1.5. Limits --
1.6. Chapter Overview --
2. The Hegemony of Race --
2.1. Introduction --
2.2. A Relational Approach to Counter-Terrorism Law and Policing --
2.3. Muslims and Ethnic Minorities in Australia: Race, Law, and the Police --
2.4. Conclusion --
3.A Motive for Terror: Law and Islam --
3.1. Introduction --
3.2. The Pattern of Counter-Terrorism Law in Australia --
3.3. Tracing Motive: Islam and the Law --
3.4. Being and Doing: Lodhi and Preparatory Offences --
3.5. Defending Democracy: The Social Function of Law --
3.6. Conclusion --
4. `No Crime Scenes': The Police and Extremism --
4.1. Introduction --
4.2. Radicalization and Incipient Violence --
4.3. Counter-Radicalization and the Production of Suspicion --
4.4. Conclusion --
5. Policing Social Cohesion: Community Policing for Counter-Terrorism --
5.1. Introduction --
5.2. Policy Themes Shaping Social Cohesion and Police Practice --
5.3. Community Policing: Valuing Difference, Creating Cohesion --
5.4. Community Policing: Over-policing against Segregation --
5.5. Conclusion --
6. `We Just Want to Get to Know You': The Function of Informal Questioning --
6.1. Introduction --
6.2. The Growth and Complexity of Informal Police Questioning --
6.3. Experiences of Informal Police Questioning --
6.4. The Evidence of Identity --
6.5. `Why Do You Go Home?': Questioning Belonging --
6.6. The Right to Be Known --
6.7. Conclusion --
7. Disrupting Diaspora: Policing Terrorist Organizations --
7.1. Introduction --
7.2. The Terrorist Organization Regime --
7.3. Police Power in Practice --
7.4. Conclusion --
8. Without an Inventory --
8.1. Criminalization --
8.2. Suspect Community and National Belonging --
8.3. Future Research: Gathering Traces.
9780199674633
Terrorism--Prevention--Law and legislation--Terrorism--Prevention
Racism -Civil rights--Minorities--Government policy-Muslims
363.32517 / SEN/T
Traces of terror: counter-terrorism law, policing, and race/ Victoria Sentas - UK: Oxford, 2014 - xiv, 331p.
Traces in Counter-Terrorism: An Introduction --
1.1. Introduction --
1.2. Questions --
1.3. Motivations --
1.4. Method and Sources --
1.5. Limits --
1.6. Chapter Overview --
2. The Hegemony of Race --
2.1. Introduction --
2.2. A Relational Approach to Counter-Terrorism Law and Policing --
2.3. Muslims and Ethnic Minorities in Australia: Race, Law, and the Police --
2.4. Conclusion --
3.A Motive for Terror: Law and Islam --
3.1. Introduction --
3.2. The Pattern of Counter-Terrorism Law in Australia --
3.3. Tracing Motive: Islam and the Law --
3.4. Being and Doing: Lodhi and Preparatory Offences --
3.5. Defending Democracy: The Social Function of Law --
3.6. Conclusion --
4. `No Crime Scenes': The Police and Extremism --
4.1. Introduction --
4.2. Radicalization and Incipient Violence --
4.3. Counter-Radicalization and the Production of Suspicion --
4.4. Conclusion --
5. Policing Social Cohesion: Community Policing for Counter-Terrorism --
5.1. Introduction --
5.2. Policy Themes Shaping Social Cohesion and Police Practice --
5.3. Community Policing: Valuing Difference, Creating Cohesion --
5.4. Community Policing: Over-policing against Segregation --
5.5. Conclusion --
6. `We Just Want to Get to Know You': The Function of Informal Questioning --
6.1. Introduction --
6.2. The Growth and Complexity of Informal Police Questioning --
6.3. Experiences of Informal Police Questioning --
6.4. The Evidence of Identity --
6.5. `Why Do You Go Home?': Questioning Belonging --
6.6. The Right to Be Known --
6.7. Conclusion --
7. Disrupting Diaspora: Policing Terrorist Organizations --
7.1. Introduction --
7.2. The Terrorist Organization Regime --
7.3. Police Power in Practice --
7.4. Conclusion --
8. Without an Inventory --
8.1. Criminalization --
8.2. Suspect Community and National Belonging --
8.3. Future Research: Gathering Traces.
9780199674633
Terrorism--Prevention--Law and legislation--Terrorism--Prevention
Racism -Civil rights--Minorities--Government policy-Muslims
363.32517 / SEN/T