Why Right Is Might: How Respecting Human Rights Helps Defeat Terrorism

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When faced with a major terrorist threat, states seem to reach instinctively for the coercive tools in their policy toolkits, thereby exacerbating the security situation by sanctioning the abuse of human rights, polarizing society, and undermining the positive values of their own systems.

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