Light and dark: the contrasting approaches of British counter terrorism
This paper argues that, since its inception in the mid-Victorian period, British counter terrorism has pursued two distinct approaches. These approaches are a ‘light’ counter terrorism consisting of carefully managed publicly visible actions, and a contrasting ‘dark’ counter terrorism which is secret, often violent, and potentially illegal. This paper also argues that despite such differences these approaches have been used in a complementary manner by the British state
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