Reimagining The National Security State - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-x

Foreword

pp xi-xii

Acknowledgments

pp xiii-xiii

A Note from the Editor

pp xiv-xvi

Part I - The National Security State in Perspective

pp 1-34

1 - Who’s Checking Whom?

pp 3-11

2 - The Deep State and the Failed State: Illusions and Realities in the Pursuit of Security

pp 12-20

3 - A Tale of Two Countries: Fundamental Rights in the “War on Terror”

pp 21-34

Part II - Tracking the Decline of Liberalism

pp 35-138

4 - The National Security State Gone Awry: Returning to First Principles

pp 37-70

5 - The Illiberal Experiment: How Guantánamo Became a Defining American Institution

pp 71-88

6 - National Security and Court Deference: Ramifications and Worrying Trends

pp 89-101

7 - The Zealotry of “Terrorism”

pp 102-111

8 - Reimagining the National Security State: Illusions and Constraints

pp 112-138

Part III - The Future Imagined

pp 139-186

9 - Beyond the Counterinsurgency Paradigm of Governing: Letting Go of Prediction and the Illusion of an Internal Enemy

pp 141-153

10 - Reestablishing the Rule of Law as National Security

pp 154-168

11 - Rethinking the National Security State from an Evolutionary Perspective: A Reconnaissance

pp 169-184

After Thought

pp 185-186

Notes

pp 187-241

Select Bibliography

pp 242-244

Index

pp 245-248