TERROR
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https://doi.org/10.5380/rfdufpr.v61i1.45209Keywords:
Terror. Terrorism. State.Abstract
What is terror, how does it relate to political theory and the law? First, terror ensured the success of the bourgeois revolution. Second, Western (and other) governments exploit the fear of terror(ism) to justify authoritarian re-adjustments. Third, labeling competitors for power as terrorists is useful to defend privileged positions. Fourth, it legitimizes extralegal extensions of powers in supposedly democratic societies. All things considered, terror and terrorism have a better chance of surviving the 21st century than the ideals of classical political theory.
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