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020			_a9781107102781
082			_a343.01 LEG
100			_aNasu, Hitoshi [Editor; Editor of compilation]
245		0	_aLegal perspectives on security institutions
260			_aNew York
260			_bCambridge University Press
260			_c2015
300			_a409
520			_aDue to the continuing expansion of the notion of security, various national, regional and international institutions now find themselves addressing contemporary security issues. While institutions may evolve by adjusting themselves to new challenges, they can also fundamentally alter the intricate balance between security and current legal frameworks. This volume explores the tensions that occur when institutions address contemporary security threats, in both public and international law contexts. As part of the Connecting International with Public Law series, it provides important and valuable insights into the legal issues and perspectives which surround the institutional responses to contemporary security challenges. It is essential reading for scholars, practitioners and policy makers seeking to understand the legal significance of security institutions and the implications of their evolution on the rule of law and legitimacy.
650			_aLaw
700			_aRubenstein, Kim (ed.)
942			_cB _2ddc