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[ Academia ] [ Regulatory & Policy ] : ++ { HIGHLY RELEVANT } ++ Wide-ranging, interesting new volume in series (Routledge Studies in Liberty and Security) with focus on Europe and, in particular, on the administration of criminal justice, war and emergency legislation, national security law and legislation, terrorism prevention law and legislation, and civil rights; contents: Who needs justice? who needs security? / EU citizenship and the new landscape of fundamental rights: a conceptual sea change / The justice of "crimmigration" law and the security of home / Imprisoned on the border: subjects and objects of the state in two Norwegian prisons / Punishing the uncommitted crime: prevention, pre-emption, precaution and the transformation of criminal law / Iit takes a crisis: dilemmas of democracy in Norwegian emergency law / Urbanscapes of injustice and insecurity / Security, justice and the criminal justice system: remarks on EU criminal law / Constitutional exceptionalism: efficacy, proportionality and the attenuation of balancing standards / Policing the law of fear? / Security versus justice: the individualization of security and the erosion of citizenship and fundamental rights / States of security: how the Lisbon treaty changes areas of freedom, security and justice.