Chapter 11 concludes Part II by drawing out and explicating 15 visible discursive patterns that cross-cut both contexts. The fact that similar representational structures are evident in both contexts regarding counter-terrorism and human rights provides significant insights into the making of security policies. While the UK is one of the most established democracies in the world, it harbors similar narratives and discursive constructs to those found in country like Turkey which is still going through a process of democratization with an ill-famed record of human rights. As the security and the rights narrative interact in the discursive plane, they tend to transform one another as well as transforming the understanding of sovereignty.