The Proper Role of International Law in Combating Terrorism Georges Abi-Saab Part I - Terrorism and the International Legal System: The Alleged Inadequacy of International Law and the Quest for an Effective Response 1. State Sponsors of Terrorism: Issues of International Responsibility Pierre-Marie Dupuy 2.The Legality of Covert Operations Against Terrorism in Foreign States Natalino Ronzitti 3. The War against Terrorism and Jus in Bello: Are the Geneva Conventions Out of Date? Luigi Condorelli and Yasmin Naqvi 4.The Treatment of Terrorist Suspects Captured Abroad: Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Silvia Borelli 5. Arresting Terrorism: Criminal Jurisdiction and International Relations Madeline Morris Part II - Global, Regional and National Responses to Terrorism: The Interplay between Different Layers of Legal Authority 6. The UN Security Council and International Terrorism Bardo Fassbender 7. Countering Catastrophic Terrorism: An American View Ruth Wedgwood 8. The Action of the European Union to Combat International Terrorism August Reinisch 9. Fighting Against International Terrorism: The Latin American Response Michelangela Scalabrino Part III - International Terrorism as an Individual Crime: Jurisdictional Issues, Human Rights Standards and Beyond 10. Terrorism as an International Crime Antonio Cassese 11. The Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction over International Terrorists Robert Kolb 12. Terrorism, National Measures and International Supervision Andrew Clapham 13. National Courts and the ‘War on Terrorism’ Eyal Benvenisti 14. The Rendition of Terrorist Suspects to the United States: Human Rights and the Limits of International Cooperation Silvia Borelli Part IV - International Terrorism and Economic Activities: Old and New Challenges for International Law Enforcement Mechanisms 15. Freezing the Assets of International Terrorist Organisations Luca G Radicati di Brozolo and Mauro Megliani 16. The Fight Against the Financing of Terrorism between Judicial and Regulatory Cooperation Anna Gardella 17. The Internet and Terrorist Activities Ugo Draetta 18.Cyberterrorism: A New Challenge for International Law Richard Garnett and Paul Clarke Part V - Conclusions 19. Enforcing International Law Norms Against Terrorism: Achievements and Prospects Andrea Bianchi

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