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understanding of norms and values, of conformity and deviation, and further consider issues of power, control and ideology. Particular emphasis is given to exploring the social construction of reality as manifested in evidence and ideas about the composition of official crime statistics, the activities of the law enforcement agencies, and the notions of deviancy amplification, moral panics, labelling, and self-fulfilling prophecy. 1. The Social Construction of Crime and Deviance - Definitions of crime

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------------------------------------------------- The state secret privilege doctrine in US law and its use in the fight against terrorism: a protection of national security? a danger for public liberties. When talking about Human Rights and the United States, many authors would talk of ‘American exceptionalism’. This expression refers to the idea that the United States of America (hereafter US) have a troubled relationship to Human Rights (hereafter HR). On the one hand, they see themselves as having the messianic