“No Cause for Action”: Revisiting the Ethics Case of Dr. John Leso by Roy J. Eidelson

“…Recent revelations – from government documents and investigative reports – have brought renewed attention to the disturbing involvement of U.S. psychologists in the abuse and torture of “war on terror” detainees. In light of these revelations, this commentary examines the American Psychological Association's inexplicable decision to close – without any sanction – an ethics complaint filed against psychologist John Leso for his role in the abusive treatment of prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. …”
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On the use of force by Lily Hamourtziadou, Saffron Headech, Jonathan Jackson

“…The state's use of force through the police and through military campaigns is closely examined and assessed in relation to both the treatment of ethnic minorities in the UK, and to the treatment of civilians by the US–UK coalition in the Middle East as part of the War on Terror. The violation of human rights, despite the principles, rules and laws already in place to protect them, is explored by examining the use of the prone position at home, and the tactic of airstrikes, the use of prohibited weapons and the treatment of detainees by UK forces abroad. …”
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In Pursuit of Understanding Lean Transformation -- Capturing Local Change Journeys in a DoD Field Environment by Shoepe, Ted V.

“…The attacks of September 11 and subsequent coalition operations demonstrate that the global war on terror is against a new breed of enemy - continuously changing and adapting to US military strategies and tactics. …”
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US, China and Southeast Asia : strategic impacts of US counterterrorism policy in Southeast Asia. by Clint Lorimore.

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Different societies, shared futures : Australia, Indonesia, and the region / by Indonesia Update Conference (2005 : Australian National University), Monfries, John., Australian National University., Institute of Southeast Asian Studies.

Counterterrorism Policy in the Russian Federation: Furthering the Needs of the Regime by Anastassiya Mahon, Scott Walker

“…In the wake of the September 11 attacks in 2001, countries were encouraged to enact domestic legislative changes as part of the Global War on Terror. However, it has been left to the countries themselves to define ‘terrorism’ and ‘terrorist activities’. …”
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See No Evil, Print No Evil: The Criminalization of Free Speech in DMZ by Angus Nurse

“…This article examines these issues via DMZ’s discussion of a second American civil war in which freedom of the press has all but disappeared, arguing that DMZ’s ‘War on Terror’ narrative and depiction of controlled news access serve as allegories for contemporary free speech restrictions. …”
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Censorship of Pacifist Movements through Religious Arguments by Bill Bolin

“…Primary focus is on the United States and Europe in advance of both the Great War and the global War on Terror because those two serve as bookends for the twentieth century, and they both provide examples of global conflicts.…”
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Self-Enforcing Collective Counterterror Retaliation by Andre Rossi de Oliveira, Emilson Caputo Delfino Silva

“…Motivated by recent examples of collective effort on the war on terror, we examine the incentives that retaliation may produce for the endogenous formation of an international counterterror coalition. …”
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Conflict in FATA and Governance by Khalid Rahman, Said Nazir Mohmand, Ayaz Wazir

“…These tribal areas have generally been peaceful and calm throughout Pakistan's history but peace was ruined, as fallout of War on Terror and subsequent military operations since 2003-04. …”
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De enemigos reales y absolutos. El terrorismo y la política: la "Guerra global contra el terror" y la despolitización del terrorismo by Mariela Cuadro

“…Using the Schmittian concepts of political enemy and absolute enemy, the author w i ll analyze the current Global War on Terror, examining the consequences of solving an essentially political problem by means of ethical categories.…”
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POST TRUTH AND ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATION STUDY by Amaritasari Amaritasari, Indah Pangestu

“…Post truth is also connected with the issue of war on terror where Trump was criticized to be a post-truth and demanded for such response. …”
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L’idée de société civile mondiale by Mary Kaldor

“…Strengthening global civil society and international rules may constitute a way out of the current impasse between terror and war on terror, and provides opportunities to enhance the ability of people to influence the decisions that affect their lives.…”
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Identity, Securitization, and New Norm Creation by Filip Svítek

“…Empirical results show that techniques of enhanced interrogation, practiced furtively during the Global War on Terror, were introduced as new internal norms due to successful securitization. …”
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Transatlantic Perspectives on the U.S. 2004 Election by Nitz Michael, Ihlen Øyvind, Egge Jessyna, Sobolik Stacy

“…The election held significant ramifications for world issues such as the war in Iraq and the war on terror. Norwegian media in particular followed the election with great interest. …”
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Derealization and Re-instantiation of the Military Experience in American Fiction about the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan by Andrea Pitozzi

“… The article proposes a comparative reading and analysis of fictional works about the so-called War on Terror, focusing in particular on the ways in which narratives by former soldiers such as Redeployment by Phil Kley, The Yellow Birds by Kevin Powers and the short stories collected in Fire and Forget edited by Roy Scraton and Matt Gallagher represent a problematic attempt to fictionalize traumatic experiences. …”
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Prévenir ou punir ? Expertise et justice préventive dans la « guerre contre la terreur » aux États-Unis : l’affaire Mehanna by Nadia Marzouki

“…This article also explores the debates about the interpretation of the First Amendment in the context of the War on Terror. It analyses the current struggles to establish distinctions between what counts as free speech and what is seen as constituting dangerous thought, or between free religious practice and practice that is deemed radical and suspect.…”
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Restructuring the intelligence community by Dai, Bing

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War for peace in Pakistan by Ali, Syed Masroor

“…Pakistan because of its geographical location became a front line state in the war against terror since the attack on the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001. …”
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The Timbuktu syndrome by Andersson, R

“…It shows how Mali's insertion into the ‘war on terror’ drew on colonial and precolonial mappings intermixing desire and danger, domination and fear, science and fantasy. …”