The "terrorist" in criminal law: for a intercultural criminal politics
Keywords:
Enemy’s Criminal Law, terrorism, criminal law politics, subversion, partisan, war, normalisation.Abstract
In the modern history of Western Civilisation, the term “terrorism” has been used without the appropriate care, making it a very vague and diffuse one. On the other hand, a more precise concept –which is similar to the partisan described by Carl Schmitt- is proposed than the one used by the media and the governments. And also is offered a non special treatment to the acts executed by subversive armed forces because their acts are no different to common felonies and States frequently give them a special characteristic to use the «Enemy’s Criminal Law» to normalise populations. Finally to legitimate an exceptional use of Criminal Law over terrorism and environment of dialogue and tolerance is suggested.Downloads
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