THE Matador's Cape : America’s Reckless Response to Terror
Most of the ideas in this book were first elaborated in the Law and Security Colloquium at the New York University School of Law. To Richard Pildes, David Golove, and Noah Feldman – my brilliant friends and codirectors in the Colloquium – I therefore owe an enormous debt. For their incisive and...
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
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Cambridge University Press
2013
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| Tóm tắt: | Most of the ideas in this book were first elaborated in the Law and Security
Colloquium at the New York University School of Law. To Richard
Pildes, David Golove, and Noah Feldman – my brilliant friends and codirectors
in the Colloquium – I therefore owe an enormous debt. For
their incisive and often humbling comments on various chapters I need to
thank not only Golove and Feldman, but also many other friends and colleagues,
including Bruce Ackerman, Samuel Beer, Tom Carothers, Kiren
Chaudhry, Arista Cirtautas, Amos Elon, Jon Elster, John Ferejohn, Diego
Gambetta, Venelin Ganev, David Garland, Tom Geoghegan, Moshe
Halbertal, Helen Hershkoff, Helge Høibraaten, Jamie Holmes, Ivan
Krastev, David Luban, Bernard Manin, John McCormick, Claus Offe,
Pasquale Pasquino, Patrizia Pinotti, Richard Posner, Adam Przeworski,
Adam Shatz, Paul Starr, Tzvetan Todorov, Leon Wieseltier, and David
Woodruff. I am grateful to them all. Only Katie Sticklor knows what mortifications
I have been spared by her unerring proofreader’s eye. Heartfelt
thanks also go to John Berger, my editor at Cambridge University Press,
who gently coaxed me into producing this book in record time. To Karen
Greenberg, the founding Director and guiding spirit of the Law School’s
Center on Law and Security, my debt, as much personal as professional,
is simply too costly to repay. |
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