INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM - THE FUTURE UNCHAINED?

Iz sadržaja: 1. Foreword 2. Steven W. Becker: Closing the door on justice: Secret evidence and the lack of transparency in court proceedings in the wake of the “war on terrorism” 3. Davor Derenčinović: Shadow of a doubt - is there anything in common with article 2(3)(c) of the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings and the joint criminal enterprise theory embraced in ICTY jurisprudence? 4. Jean-Paul Laborde: The United Nations global counter-terrorism strategy: Role of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 5. John A.E. Vervaele: Information sharing between intelligence and law enforcement authorities in combating international terrorism 6. Richard P. Farkas: Post-conflict societies and terrorism 7. Maja Seršić: Article 51 of the UN Charter and the “war“ against terrorism 8. Davorin Lapaš: What does the “war against terrorism” tell us about the contemporary concept of international legal personality? 9. Maja Munivrana Vajda: A lack of universally accepted definition of terrorism - an obstacle to the exercise of universal jurisdiction 10. Almir Maljević: The practice of rendition of suspected terrorists and international law: does it go too far? 11. Damjan Korošec: A challenge for contemporary substantive criminal law - How to efficiently suppress terrorism while preserving fundamental human rights? 12. Katja Šugman - Matjaž Jager: The influence of terrorist events on the development of EU criminal law 13. Kerstin Wolny: Under what circumstances could acts of terrorism be a crime against humanity?