Titlebook: Borders and Crime; Pre-Crime, Mobility Jude McCulloch (Professor),Sharon Pickering (Profe Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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2947-4264 r policing on human rights and global justice. It covers a range of subjects from e-trafficking, child soldiers, the ‘global war on terror‘ in Africa and police activities that generate crime.978-1-349-33606-7978-1-137-28382-5Series ISSN 2947-4264 Series E-ISSN 2947-4272

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,Deontic Logic with Action Types and Tokens,s altered the ways that states exercise coercive control so as to blur military and criminal justice functions in a ‘crimefare state’ (Andreas & Price, 2001). This includes what Zedner (2007) calls ‘pre-crime strategies’: that is, pre-emptive strategies designed not simply to respond to risks but also to forestall them.

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Criminal Justice/Social Justice: The Co-optation and Insulation of Organizational Wrongdoings altered the ways that states exercise coercive control so as to blur military and criminal justice functions in a ‘crimefare state’ (Andreas & Price, 2001). This includes what Zedner (2007) calls ‘pre-crime strategies’: that is, pre-emptive strategies designed not simply to respond to risks but also to forestall them.

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Biosecurity and State-Corporate Interestss a ‘natural’ consequence of systemic pressures and elite decisions. Exploitation of both the human and the non-human is built into the very fabric of dominant constructions of biosecurity and national interest.

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Manufacturing Terror This vast region embraces Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, southern Algeria, southern Libya and select parts of certain West African countries, such as northern Nigeria. Its epicentre, in both the geographical and operational sense, is north-eastern Mali.

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The Possibility of Deontic Logic, disappeared given the increasing interaction between people. In the current climate, domestic human rights transgressions gain immediate attention worldwide through the internet or other media in ways that were not possible a few decades ago (Santos, 2002, p. 196).

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George Englebretsen,Amirouche Moktefichool and ethnic cleansing and genocide, restorative justice was seen to offer a viable strategy both for satisfying victim needs and for reintegrating offenders. From seemingly humble beginnings as a localized justice strategy to taking a place on the UN’s agenda, restorative justice appeared as an alternative to retributive justice.