Legal Aspects of Combating Terrorism.

By: Centre of Excellence - Defence Against Terrorism, Ankara, TurkeyMaterial type: TextTextSeries: NATO Science for Peace and Security Series - E: Human and Societal DynamicsPublisher: Amsterdam : IOS Press, 2008Copyright date: ©2008Description: 1 online resource (164 pages)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781607503774Subject(s): Aggression (International law) | Criminal procedure (International law) | Terrorism -- Prevention | TerrorismGenre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Legal Aspects of Combating TerrorismDDC classification: 345/.02 LOC classification: K5256 -- .L439 2008ebOnline resources: Click to View
Contents:
Title page -- Preface -- Contents -- Opening Speech: Bosnia Herzegovina's Stand Against Terrorism -- Terrorism and Its 'Globalization' -- An Overview of the Law on Terrorism -- The United Nations and the Challenge of Combating International Terrorism -- Islamic Radicalism: The UK Case -- Human Rights and Terrorism -- Combating Terrorist Financing: The Dichotomy Between Formulating the Legal Bases and Effective Operational Intelligence -- Legal Aspects of Cyberterrorism -- Laws and Rules for Soldiers in Armed Conflicts, Crises and Counter-Terrorism -- The Use of Force in Law Enforcement Practices in the Light of ECHR Case-Law -- A Study of UK Anti-Terror Law -- Institutional and Legal Aspects of EU Counter-Terrorism -- Military Response to Terrorism and International Law on the Use of Force -- The Future of Legal Aspects of Combating Terrorism -- Author Index.
Summary: This volume in the "NATO Science for Peace and Security Series" contains the papers of the Advanced Training Course (ATC) 'Legal Aspects of Combating Terrorism'. The purpose of this course was to support NATO on defence issues related to terrorism and united experts from various disciplines to give participants an understanding of how the various dimensions of the laws and their application fit together. In addition to the lectures that can be found in this book, the course was divided into three modules: the legal response to terrorism in general terms; combating terrorism using lawful means; and, harmonizing the Law of Armed Conflict (LAC), national laws and NATO in the fight against terrorism. One of the main questions dealt with in this work is whether, in the face of the new threat, terrorism should still be countered through the ordinary means of criminal law, or whether there should be a significant shift in enforcement methods, including a less multilateral approach to decision-making and an increased use of military force.
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Title page -- Preface -- Contents -- Opening Speech: Bosnia Herzegovina's Stand Against Terrorism -- Terrorism and Its 'Globalization' -- An Overview of the Law on Terrorism -- The United Nations and the Challenge of Combating International Terrorism -- Islamic Radicalism: The UK Case -- Human Rights and Terrorism -- Combating Terrorist Financing: The Dichotomy Between Formulating the Legal Bases and Effective Operational Intelligence -- Legal Aspects of Cyberterrorism -- Laws and Rules for Soldiers in Armed Conflicts, Crises and Counter-Terrorism -- The Use of Force in Law Enforcement Practices in the Light of ECHR Case-Law -- A Study of UK Anti-Terror Law -- Institutional and Legal Aspects of EU Counter-Terrorism -- Military Response to Terrorism and International Law on the Use of Force -- The Future of Legal Aspects of Combating Terrorism -- Author Index.

This volume in the "NATO Science for Peace and Security Series" contains the papers of the Advanced Training Course (ATC) 'Legal Aspects of Combating Terrorism'. The purpose of this course was to support NATO on defence issues related to terrorism and united experts from various disciplines to give participants an understanding of how the various dimensions of the laws and their application fit together. In addition to the lectures that can be found in this book, the course was divided into three modules: the legal response to terrorism in general terms; combating terrorism using lawful means; and, harmonizing the Law of Armed Conflict (LAC), national laws and NATO in the fight against terrorism. One of the main questions dealt with in this work is whether, in the face of the new threat, terrorism should still be countered through the ordinary means of criminal law, or whether there should be a significant shift in enforcement methods, including a less multilateral approach to decision-making and an increased use of military force.

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