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International Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism" provides both theoretical and practical guidance for understanding the dilemmas inherent in counter-terrorism decision-making. The book addresses fundamental questions such as: • Should terror organizations be engaged in human rights discussions? • How can extremist ideology be countered? • What role does social media play in terrorism? By comparing the practices of different countries, the book seeks to determine if a cohesive approach to counter-terrorism can be achieved. It analyzes various aspects of terrorism and counter-terrorism, including ideology, recruitment, financing, education, and support. Additionally, it explores the roles of relevant players—such as courts, security forces, the press, public opinion, inter-governmental organizations, and non-governmental organizations—and their influence on measures taken to fight terrorism while safeguarding basic human rights. Relevance to the Current Era The themes explored in this book remain highly relevant, as societies worldwide continue to grapple with balancing security measures and the protection of human rights. The insights provided are valuable for understanding the complexities and unintended consequences of policy implementation in the context of counter-terrorism. Final Verdict Edited by Eran Shor and Stephen Hoadley, this book offers a robust analysis of contemporary challenges in aligning international human rights with effective counter-terrorism strategies. It is essential reading for academics, policymakers, and practitioners concerned with security policies, human rights, and the implications of counter-terrorism measures on civil liberties.