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This analysis explores trends in enemy image construction in Guantánamo Bay discourse, suggesting shifts in political framing by the Bush administration.
This paper aims to contextualize the topic of enmification and analyze political and legal discourse with the purpose of identifying the trends and changes in the enemy image construction of Guantánamo Bay detainees carried out by the Bush administration. Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the notion of the United States being the leader of the world has become even more emphasized and it assumed an even stronger sense of responsibility in leadership on the global stage. The research examines presidential speeches, executive orders, legal decisions, and laws to establish the timeline of enemy image constructing methods used by the government in order to get a better understanding of the role of legislative measures in the enmification of the detainees.
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