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In its basic rights doctrine, security takes on various different guises. However, the understandings of security as a legitimate aim, as a positive obligation to protect, or even as a fundamental right, do not do justice to its special need to be treated differently. How, then, might security be fundamentally re-thought?
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- cyber security
- European Fundamental Rights Law
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DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv9hj8wsEditions