Terrorismo, direitos fundamentais e os aspectos críticos da teoria da Constituição de emergência
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https://doi.org/10.21056/aec.v8i34.689Keywords:
Terrorismo, direitos fundamentais, Constituição de Emergência, constitucionalismo, segurança nacionalAbstract
Após os ataques terroristas de 11 de setembro de 2001, promovidospela Al-Qaeda, o debate no constitucionalismo norte-americano tem como
foco central a segurança nacional e os limites às liberdades civis. A doutrina
da Constituição de Emergência de Bruce Ackerman é analisada neste
texto sob a ótica das críticas formuladas pelo constitucionalista norte-
americano David Cole. Nas conclusões, acrescentamos nosso ponto de vista.
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