A cutting-edge body of scholarship on the most pressing and controversial issues of our time. This series pioneers the study of security and justice, whose controversial relationship has taken on particular urgency since the 'war on terror', and related phenomena such as targeted killing, preventive pre-trial detention and mass surveillance. It seeks to include all legal methods and approaches, cutting across traditional subjects such as constitutional and public law, human rights law, terrorism law, legal and political theory, international law and political science.