Dealing with Terrorism.

Part 1 - International and European Framework for Fighting Terrorism

Davor Deren?inovi?
Europe at a Crossroads - Countering Terrorism in the Surveillance Society

Maja Munivrana Vajda and Sun?ana Roksandi? Vidli?ka
Establishing ICC Jurisdiction Over Crimes Committed by ISIL - Did Humanity Fail the Countries of Syria and Iraq?

John A.E. Vervaele
Foreign (Terrorist) Fighters: Combatants and/or Terrorists or Just Enemies?

Maja Serafin
UN-Regulations on Asset Freezing as a Countermeasure against the Financing of ISIS

Katalin Ligeti and Maxime Lassalle
The Organised Crime-Terrorism Nexus: How to Address the Issue of ISIS Benefitting from Lucrative Criminal Activities?

Christophe Paulussen
Together Against ISIS - Police and Justice Cooperation in Europe

Peter B. Campbell and Katie A. Paul
Funding Conflict Through Cultural Property: The Destruction and Trafficking of Cultural Heritage by Islamic State

Part 2 - National Legal Answers to Terrorism and Recruitment

Russell A. Miller
Surveying German Security Jurisprudence

John A.E. Vervaele
Terrorism and Anticipative Criminalization. Ius poenali sine limite?

David Lowe
Legislating Non-Violent Extremism in Prevent Strategies: The Example of the UK

Steven W. Becker
Transition to Terrorism: Developments in U.S. Terrorism Legislation from Law Enforcement to Intelligence Gathering

Mark Drumbl
US Courts, Jurisdiction, and Mutual Trust: RJR Nabisco v. European Community

Aleksandar Marsavelski
The Phenomenon of Terrorist Political Parties and Countermeasures for Their Suppression

Cenap Çakmak
Phasing the Syrian Crisis: from Peaceful Conflicts to Internationalized Conflict

Eliko Ciklauri-Lammich
The Geo-Strategic Importance of the Caucasus and the Radicalization Potential of Different Population Groups in the Region

Part 3 - Summary

Marc Engelhart
Aiming for a New Architecture of Security Law