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Tamar Meisels is a political theorist at Tel Aviv University. She earned the Ph.D in Political Theory at Balliol College, Oxford University, in 2000. She works on the political theory of territorial rights, liberal nationalism, and the philosophical questions surrounding war and terrorism.
Meisels is known for advocating a consistent and strict definition of terrorism, which she defines as "the intentional random murder of defenseless non-combatants, with the intent of instilling fear of mortal danger amidst a civilian population as a strategy designed to advance political ends."
She has written on the complexities of applying international law to terrorists, who are neither soldiers nor civilians.
Books
- The Trouble with Terror: Liberty, Security and the Response to Terrorism (Cambridge U. Press 2008)
- Territorial Rights (Springer, 2005)
References
- Do Israeli jails prepare prisoners for peace? Josh Spiro,Jewish Post
- THE TROUBLE WITH TERROR: THE APOLOGETICS OF TERRORISM -- A REFUTATION, by Tamar Meisels
- Targeted Killing, Report on a lunchtime seminar, 10th February 2009
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