Bibliographies

Terrorism
Materials from: 2003-2004

Bibliography from Journals held in the ASIL Library

Agreements, Resolutions, Cases, and Other Documents

Organization of American States (OAS): Inter-American Convention Against Terrorism / 42 Int'l Legal Materials #1, Jan. 2003, p19

United Nations (U.N.) Security Council: Resolution 1456 (High-Level Meeting of the Security Council: Combating Terrorism) / 42 Int'l Legal Materials #2, March 2003, p510

Articles from Journals of International Law

Adams, Lori / Refugee Rights in the U.S. Scaled Back by Recent Anti-Terrorism Legislation : Are we Violating the United Nations Refugee Convention  / 19 New York Law School J. of Human Rights, part 3, Sum 2003, p807

Bantekas, Ilias / The international law of terrorist financing / 97 American J. of Int'l Law #2, April 2003, p315

Chenumolu, Sireesha / Revamping international securities laws to break the financial infrastructure of global terrorism / 31 Georgia J. of Int'l and Comparative Law #2, 2003, p 385

Chesney, Robert M. / Cole  : Enemy Aliens : Double Standards and Constitutional Freedoms in the War on Terrorism Cole & Dempsey : Terrorism and the Constitution : Sacrificing Civil Liberties in the Name of  / 101 Michigan Law R. #6, May 2003, p1408

Dempsey, Paul Stephen / Aviation security: the role of law in the war against terrorism / 41 Columbia J. of Transnational Law #3, 2003, p 649

Goldstone, Richard J. Simpson, Janine / Evaluating the role of the International Criminal Court as a legal response to terrorism / 16 Harvard Human Rights J., Spr 2003, p 13

Gorman, Stacie D. / In the wake of tragedy: the citizens cry out for war, but can the United States legally declare war on terrorism? / 21 Penn State Int'l Law R. #3, Spr 2003, p 669

Hafner, Gehard / Certain Issues of the Work of the Sixth Committee at the Fifty-Sixth General Assembly / 97 American Journal of International Law 97, No. 1. (Jan., 2003), pp. 147-162.

Halberstam, Malvina / The evolution of the United Nations position on terrorism: from exempting national liberation movements to criminalizing terrorism wherever and by whomever committed / 41 Columbia J. of Transnational Law #3, 2003, p 573

Hanzich, Joey / Dying for independence: world separatist movements and terrorism / 25 Harvard Int'l R. #2, Sum 2003, p 32

Harzenski, Sharon / Terrorism, a history: stage one / 12 J. of Transnational Law & Policy #2, Spr 2003, p 137

Harzenski, Sharon / Post-Colonial Studies : Terrorism, A History, Stage Two / 17 Temple Int'l & Comparative Law J. #2, Fall 2003, p351

Kelly, Christina M. / The United States and Turkmenistan : Striking a balance between promoting religious freedom and fighting the war against terrorism / 15 Pace University School of Law Int'l Law R. #2, Fall 2003, p481

Kelly, Michael J. / Cheating Justice by Cheating Death : the Doctrinal Collision for Prosecuting Foreign Terrorists - Passage of aut dedere aut judicare into customary law & refusal to extradite based on the death penalty / 20 Arizona J. of Int'l and Comparative Law #3, Fall 2003, p491

Kirgis, Frederic L. / Distinctions Between International and U.S. Foreign Relations Law Issues Regarding Treatment of Suspected Terrorists / ASIL Insights, June 2004

Lagos, Enrique Rudy, Timothy D. / Preventing, punishing, and eliminating terrorism in the Western Hemisphere: a post-9/11 Inter-American Treaty / 26 Fordham Int'l Law J. #6, Jun 2003, p 1619

Lucey, Una / Improper Interference : The Perils of Defending Suspected Terrorists in Northern Ireland / 15 Pace University School of Law Int'l Law R. #2, Fall 2003, p411

Maggi, Michael / The Currency of Terrorism : an Alternative Way to Combat Terrorism and End the Trade of Conflict Diamonds / 15 Pace University School of Law Int'l Law R. #2, Fall 2003, p513

Mani, V.S. / International terrorism and the quest for legal controls / 40 Int'l Studies #1, Jan-Mar 2003, p 41

Mellor, Justin S. C. / Missing the boat: the legal and practical problems of the prevention of marine terrorism / 18 American University Int'l Law R. #2, p 341

Murphy, Sean D., ed. / Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law:  Instructions of Military Commissions on trying aliens charged with terrorism / 97 American J. of Int'l Law #3, July 2003, p706

Murphy, Sean D., ed. / Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law : Terrorist-State Litigation in 2002-03 / 97 American J. of Int'l Law #4, Oct 2003, p966

Murphy, Sean D., ed. / Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law:   2002 Victims of Terrorism law / 97 American J. of Int'l Law #1, Jan. 2003, p187

Murphy, Sean D. ed.  / Establishment of U.S. Antiterrorism Maritime Transportation System / 98 American J. of Int'l Law #3, July 2004, p588

Patel, Mayur / Israel's Targeted Killings of Hamas Leaders  / ASIL Insights, May 2004

Peers, Steve / EU responses to terrorism / 52 Int'l and Comparative Law Quarterly #1, Jan 2003, p 227

Pietanza, E. / Winning the Risky Global Business Game : Parrying the Thrusts of Terrorism with an International Insurance Coalition / 34 California Western Int'l Law J. #1, Fall 2003, p85

Rengger, Nicholas / Just a war against terror ? Jean Elshtain's burden and American power / 80 Int'l Affairs #1, Jan 2004, p107

Rosand, Eric / Security Council Resolution 1373,  the Counter-Terrorism Committee, and the fight against terrorism / 97 American J. of Int'l Law #2, April 2003, p333

Sealing, Keith / "State sponsors of terrorism" is a question, not an answer: the terrorism amendment to the FSIA makes less sense now than it did before 9/11 / 38 Texas Int'l Law J. #1, Wint 2003, p 119

Shattuck, John / Religion, rights and terrorism / 16 Harvard Human Rights J., Spr 2003, p 183

Strossen, Nadine / Maintaining human rights in a time of terrorism: a case study in the value of legal scholarship in shaping law and public policy / 22 New York Law School J. of Int'l and Comparative Law #1&2, 2003, p 3

Telhami, Shibley / The Ties that Bind  / 83 Foreign Affairs #2, Mar/Apr 2004, p8

Travalio, Greg Altenburg, John / Terrorism, state responsibility, and the use of military force / 4 Chicago J. of Int'l Law #1, Spr 2003, p 97

U.S. Anti-Terrorism Prevention Measures Continues & Produces Negotiations and Frictions Abroad / 20 Int'l Enforcement Law Rept. #3, Mar 2004, p92

Watkin, Kenneth / Controlling the Use of Force: A Role for Human Rights Norms in Contemporary Armed Conflict / 98 American Journal of International Law, No. 1.  (Jan., 2004), pp. 1-34.