Airline Terrorism: The Effect of Tightened Security on the Right to Travel

Heather E. Reser

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Academic publicationInternational civil aviation lawUnited States01 January 1998

Airline Terrorism: The Effect of Tightened Security on the Right to Travel

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Reser entitled “Airline Terrorism: The Effect of Tightened Security on the Right to Travel,” published in the Journal of Air Law and Commerce. It addresses the effect of tightened security measures on the right to travel in the context of airline terrorism.

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The relationship between tightened aviation-security measures adopted against airline terrorism and individuals’ right to travel.

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international civil aviation law academic research

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Heather E. Reser

“Airline Terrorism: The Effect of Tightened Security on the Right to Travel”

Journal of Air Law and Commerce · 1998

DOI 10.25172/jalc.63.4.6

Content language: English
Type: Journal article

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Heather E. Reser, “Airline Terrorism: The Effect of Tightened Security on the Right to Travel”, Journal of Air Law and Commerce, 1998-01-01, 10.25172/jalc.63.4.6. https://doi.org/10.25172/jalc.63.4.6

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