Rule of Law and Terrorism
Classes
Class on Monday Feb. 22:
The Laws of War Waged Between Democratic States and Terrorists Organizations : 15 Florida
J. of Int.L. 389 (2003) or pages 26-61 on my book (The Struggle of Democracy Against
Terrorism Lessons From the United States, United Kingdom and Israel, University of Virginia
Press 2006)
Class On Tuesday Feb. 23:
Trying Terrorists -Justifications for Differing
Rules: The Balance Between Security Considerations and Human Rights. 13 Indiana
Int&Com.L.Rev.1 (2002).
Class on Wednesday Feb. 24:
Thwarting Terrorists Acts By Attacking the Perpetrators or Their Commanders As an Act of
Self-Defense, is this Legitimate? -Human Rights Versus The State's Duty to Protect Its
Citizens.
15 Temple International and Comparative Law Journal 195 (2001) or pages 220-247.
Class on Thursday Feb. 25:
Legal Aspects of Tackling Terrorism: The Balance Between the Right of a Democracy to
Defend Itself and the Protection of Human Rights, 6 UCLA Journal of International Law and
Foreign Affairs 89 (2001).or pages 61-92
And: Use of Civilians as a Human Shield: What Legal and Moral Restrictions Pertain to a war
Waged By a Democratic State Against Terrorism? 16 Emory International Law Review 445
(2002) or pages 194-220