Surveillance, Counter-Terrorism and Comparative Constitutionalism

摘要: Part 1: Introduction 1. Mapping the Terrain, Fergal Davis, Nicola McGarrity and George Williams 2. A Judicial Perspective: Surveillance Evidence Right to a Fair Tria, Anthony Whealy QC 2: Who is Watching? 3. Championing Local in Counter-Terrorism, Clive Walker 4. Regimes Contemporary India, Ujjwal Singh 5. Privatised Counter-Terrorist Surveillance: Constitutionalism Undermined, Fiona de Londras 6. How Secure our Privay Seceurope? European security through surveillance, Moica Boer Flora Goudappel 3: The Challenges of Technology for Privacy 7. Preserving Digital Age: Lesson comparative constitutionalism, David Cole 8. On End Freedom Public Spaces: Legal challenges wide-area multiple sensor surveillance systems, Jens Kremer 9. GPS Human Rights Review: Court United States Supreme Comparative Perspective, Federico Fabbrini Mathias Vermeulen 10. Impact Law on Measure Mass Kingdom, Merris Amos 4: Across Borders 11. Transatlantic Perspectives Counter-Terrorism Surveillance, borders culture legality, Cian Murphy 12. From West East: Migration Policy 5: as Intelligence 13. Warrantless Wiretrapping States, Owen Fiss 14. Convert Coercive: new model by intelligence agencies, 15. Use or Prosecutions Role Prosecutor, Scharia 6: Potential Change 16. State an Age Security, Conor Gearty 17. Politicized Challenges, De-Politicised Responses: Political monitoring China's transitions, Hualing Fu 18. Internet Poluar Constitutionalism, Vanessa MacDonnell