… to any analysis of contemporary counter-terrorism, the purpose of this book is to move beyond
these two ways of making sense of it. First, although Canada does not always figure in the …

… making a clear argument about the implications of security governance in Canada. Her
use of these concepts to directly analyze Canadian policy is what makes this book successful. …

… from, liberal forms of governance. This understanding moves beyond the dichotomy of security
and freedom to posit security as 'integral to liberal strategies of governing through freedom…

… In The Freedom of Security: Governing Canada in the Age of Counter-Terrorism, Colleen
Bell explores the evolving relationship between freedom and security in Canada. Bell argues …

… governing paradigm is that of the 'normalcy-rule, emergency-exception.'29 A similar assumption
underlies our discussion of counter-terrorism … Indeed, counter-terrorism measures and …

… believe the government has gone too far), however, the articles raises a genuine concern
for whether Canadians are aware of what is being done to counter terrorism. In a small prelude …

… What an honor it is to mantle the responsibility of editor-in-chief for this edition of the UVU
Journal of National Security. Filling this role, I have at times felt quite inadequate when …

… a general strategy of governing through rights. In a similar fashion, we focus on “tactics” and
“techniques” as much as technologies in exploring security/counter-terrorism programmes. …

… contribution of communications intelligence to Canadian and allied counter-terrorism
efforts.Footnote10 The CSE experience in SIGINT counter-terrorism will be surveyed below. …

… of Canadian counter-terrorism policy between 1977 and 1999. This study, in contrast, is a
micro study of the development of a counter-terrorism role in Canada’s … RCMP Security Service …