Counter‐terrorism policies in the Middle East : why democracy has failed to reduce terrorism in the Middle East and why protecting human rights might be more successful

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	Counter‐terrorism policies in the Middle East : why democracy has failed to reduce terrorism in the Middle East and why protecting human rights might be more successful
	English
	20210200
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Morris, Nancy A. \| LaFree, Gary \| Karlidag, Eray
	19800000-20160000 \| Western Asia \| United States \| Algeria \| Yemen \| United Arab Emirates \| Turkey \| Tunisia \| Syrian Arab Republic \| Saudi Arabia \| Qatar \| Morocco \| Libya \| Lebanon \| Kuwait \| West Bank (Palestine) Occupied Territories \| Gaza \| Palestinian Territory, Occupied \| Jordan \| Palestine, State of \| Israel \| Iraq \| Iran, Islamic Republic of \| Egypt \| Bahrain \| counterterrorism \| government policy effectiveness \| political systems \| democracy \| human rights protection \| terrorism prevention \| political violence \| violence prevention \| aid policy \| prevention of human rights violations \| repression \| aid effects \| state violence \| violence effects \| rule of law \| human rights violations \| torture allegations
	Criminology and public policy ; vol. 20, no. 1