|
1. |
Criminal
law; Damages; International law
An unfair price.
L.S.G. 2006, 103(04), 13 |
|
2. |
Criminal
law; Banking and finance; International law Suppressing the financing of terrorism:
proliferating state crime, eroding censure and extending
neo-colonialism. Brit. J.
Criminol. 2005, 45(4), 470-486 |
|
3. |
Charities;
Criminal law; International law
United Nations.
C.L. & P.R. 2005, 8(3), 77-78 |
|
4. |
International law;
Information technology; Telecommunications Commission presents counter-terrorism package. EU Focus 2005, 175, 2-4 |
|
5. |
Human rights;
International law Risking
torture. E.H.R.L.R. 2005,
6, 565-571 |
|
6. |
Criminal law; Human
rights; International law
(Editorial)
Terrorism and human rights. E.H.R.L.R. 2005, 1, 1-6 |
|
7. |
Human rights; Criminal
law; Immigration; International law Counter terrorism and human rights: the view from
the United Nations. E.H.R.L.R.
2005, 1, 29-49 |
|
8. |
Criminal
law; International law
Joint investigation teams.
Eur. J. Crime Cr. L. Cr. J. 2005, 13(2), 284-302 |
|
9. |
International
law; Human rights The
World after September 11: has it really changed? E.J.I.L. 2005, 16(3), 561-577 |
|
10. |
International
law; Legal profession A
democratic antidote to terror.
Euro. Law. 2005, 50, 86-87 |
|
11. |
Shipping;
Environment; European Union; International law The deal hunter. Fairplay 2005, 355(6352), 16-19 |
|
12. |
Human
rights; Extradition; International law (Case Comment) Decisions of the ECHR: extradition. I.A.N.L. 2005, 19(2), 132-134 |
|
13. |
International
law; Human rights
"Wars on terror" and vicarious hegemons: the UK,
international law, and the Northern Ireland conflict. I.C.L.Q. 2005, 54(2), 321-355 |
|
14. |
International
law; Criminal law
"Clear and present danger": responses to terrorism. I.C.L.Q. 2005, 54(1), 185-196 |
|
15. |
Human
rights; International law
Haunted by a paradox: human rights promotion and American foreign
policy. I.J.H.R. 2005,
9(2), 271-282 |
|
16. |
International
law; Jurisprudence Is the
war on terror just? Int.
Rel. 2005, 19(3), 275-296 |
|
17. |
International
law War is too important
to be left to ideological amateurs. Int. Rel. 2005, 19(1), 5-18 |
|
18. |
International
law Law and war. J.C.L.L.E. 2005, 3(2), 1-2 |
|
19. |
International
law; Criminal law Attacks
by private actors and the right of self-defence. J.C. & S.L. 2005, 10(3), 289-320 |
|
20. |
International
law Thirty years after
Helsinki: proposals for OSCE's reform. J.C. & S.L. 2005, 10(3), 435-449 |
|
21. |
Human
rights; International law
International and human rights aspects of the treatment of
detainees. J. Crim. L.
2005, 69(2), 168-187 |
|
22. |
Banking and
finance; Human rights
Financial and economic sanctions - from a perspective of international
law and human rights.
J.F.C. 2005, 12(3), 217-220 |
|
23. |
Banking and
finance; International law
International initiatives against corruption and money laundering: an
overview. J.F.C. 2005,
12(3), 221-245 |
|
24. |
International
law; Criminal law The
internal conflict in Colombia and the fight against terrorism: UN Security
Council Resolution 1465 (2003) and further developments. J.I.C.J. 2005, 3(1), 253-267 |
|
25. |
International
trade The changing fundamentals
of international law and ten years of the WTO. J.I.E.L. 2005, 8(1), 3-15 |
|
26. |
Shipping;
International law
Suppression of unlawful acts against the safety of maritime
navigation. J.I.M.L. 2005,
11(5), 379-380 |
|
27. |
International
law; Administration of justice; Constitutional law; Criminal law; Human
rights Securing liberty in
the face of terror: reflections from criminal justice. J. Law & Soc. 2005, 32(4),
507-533 |
|
28. |
Criminal
law; International law
International legal war on the financing of terrorism: a comparison of
Nigerian, UK, US and Canadian laws. J.M.L.C. 2005, 9(1), 71-88 |
|
29. |
International
law; Criminal law Graffiti
on the wall - a critique of the ICJ advisory opinion on the Israeli security
wall. K.C.L.J. 2005, 16,
157-165 |
|
30. |
International
law; Jurisprudence
International law: idea or reality? Law & Just. 2005, 154, 35-56 |
|
31. |
Human
rights; International law
The UK courts, human rights and foreigners in exceptional times. L.L.R. 2005, 1(2), 259-274 |
|
32. |
International
law; Criminal law; Human rights
A critical analysis of international terrorism legislation. L.L.R. 2005, 1(1), 109-113 |
|
33. |
Human
rights 2004
Carnegie-Wateler Peace Prize.
N.Q.H.R. 2005, 23(1), 133-137 |
|
34. |
Criminal
procedure; Criminal law
Crime Brief (September).
N.L.J. 2005, 155(7191), 1311-1312 |
|
35. |
Shipping;
International law A
princess transmogrified.
S.T.L. 2005, Jun, 1-3 |
|
36. |
Criminal
law; European Union; International law Cleaning up: Part 1. S.J. 2005, 149(45), 1398,1400 |
|
37. |
Insurance;
Aviation; International law
War and terrorism insurance: how to promote long term international
stability and affordability.
A. & S.L. 2004, 29(1), 3-28 |
|
38. |
International
law The ICJ advisory
opinion on legal consequences of the construction of a wall in the occupied
Palestinian territory.
C.L.J. 2004, 63(3), 527-532 |
|
39. |
Criminal law; Human
rights; International law; Police
Terrorism and criminal justice: past, present and future. Crim. L.R. 2004, May, 311-327 |
|
40. |
Criminal law; Human
rights; International law; Police
Terrorism and criminal justice: past, present and future. Crim. L.R. 2004 Supp (50th Anniversary
Edition), 55-71 |
|
41. |
International law The European Security Strategy
in a comparative framework: does it make for secure alliances in a better
world? E.F.A. Rev. 2004,
9(4), 459-481 |
|
42. |
Constitutional law;
Criminal procedure; Human rights; International law (Case Comment) The US Supreme Court and the "war on
terror": Rasul and Hamdi.
E.H.R.L.R. 2004, 5, 558-569 |
|
43. |
Human
rights; Criminal law The
European response to terrorism in an age of human rights. E.J.I.L. 2004, 15(5), 989-1018 |
|
44. |
Criminal
law; Armed forces; Constitutional law Comment, counter-terrorist operations and the rule
of law. E.J.I.L. 2004,
15(5), 1019-1029 |
|
45. |
International
law The US and the use of
force: double-edged hegemony and the management of global emergencies. E.J.I.L. 2004, 15(4), 677-700 |
|
46. |
Human
rights; International law
Righting wrongs or wronging rights? The United States and human rights
post- September 11.
E.J.I.L. 2004, 15(4), 721-749 |
|
47. |
International
law US-UN relations after
Iraq: the end of the world (order) as we know it? E.J.I.L. 2004, 15(4), 813-838 |
|
48. |
Shipping;
International law Key
installations fear terrorist attacks. Fairplay 2004, 350(6261), 28-29 |
|
49. |
Immigration;
Criminal law; International law
(Case Comment)
Refugee convention: interpretation - terrorism. I.L.D. 2004, 10(3), 41-43 |
|
50. |
Insurance;
International law; Shipping
(Case Comment)
Business interruption: war risks; aggregation. Ins. L.M. 2004, Oct, 8-10 |
|
51. |
International
law The use of force:
international law after Iraq.
I.C.L.Q. 2004, 53(4), 785-806 |
|
52. |
International
law; Criminal law
Terrorism and international law. I.C.L.Q. 2004, 53(3), 537-548 |
|
53. |
International
law; Constitutional law; Human rights Guantanamo Bay: the legal black hole. I.C.L.Q. 2004, 53(1), 1-15 |
|
54. |
International
law; Criminal law Viral
contagion and anti-terrorism: notes on medical emergency, legality and
diplomacy. I.J.S.L. 2004,
17(2), 125-139 |
|
55. |
International
law; Criminal law The war
on terrorism: when the exception becomes the rule. I.J.S.L. 2004, 17(2), 141-153 |
|
56. |
International
law; Criminal law
"Targeted killings" in an age of terror: the legality of the
Yemen strike. J.C. &
S.L. 2004, 9(2), 277-294 |
|
57. |
International
law The Bush doctrine:
from theory to practice.
J.C. & S.L. 2004, 9(1), 3-24 |
|
58. |
International
law; Human rights Human
rights issues in Guantanamo Bay.
J. Crim. L. 2004, 68(5), 423-439 |
|
59. |
Criminal
law; International law
Financial crime, terror and subversion. J.F.C. 2004, 11(4), 363-365 |
|
60. |
Criminal
law; International law
International controls of corruption: recent responses from the USA
and the UK. J.F.C. 2004,
11(3), 217-248 |
|
61. |
Constitutional
law; Criminal procedure; Human rights Rasul v. Bush: a failure to apply international
law. J.I.C.J. 2004, 2(4),
973-980 |
|
62. |
International
law Is the Geneva
Convention on prisoners of war obsolete? The views of the counsel to the US
President on the application of international law to the Afghan conflict. J.I.C.J. 2004, 2(3), 866-871 |
|
63. |
Shipping;
Criminal law Selected
issues of law and ergonomics in maritime security. J.I.M.L. 2004, 10(4), 316-326 |
|
64. |
Criminal
law; International law; Shipping
(Editorial)
Piracy. J.I.M.L.
2004, 10(1), 5-6 |
|
65. |
Criminal
law; International law
Prosecutorial challenges in freezing and forfeiting proceeds of
transnational crime and the use of international asset sharing to promote
international cooperation.
J.M.L.C. 2004, 8(2), 104-114 |
|
66. |
Criminal
law; International law; Penology and criminology Definitional analysis: the war on terror and
organised crime. J.M.L.C.
2004, 8(1), 19-36 |
|
67. |
Criminal
law; Banking and finance; Financial regulation; International law International anti-money
laundering and anti-terrorist financing: the work of the Office of the
Superintendent of Financial Institutions in Canada. J.M.L.C. 2004, 7(4), 320-332 |
|
68. |
Human
rights; International law; Legal profession The International Commission of Jurists: a global
network defending the rule of law. J.J. 2004, 1(2), 78-85 |
|
69. |
Human
rights; European Union; International law The European Union's twin towers of democracy and
human rights post 11 September.
J.J. 2004, 1(1), 89-98 |
|
70. |
International
law; Human rights New war,
new law? L.S.G. 2004, 101(31),
12 |
|
71. |
Human
rights; International law
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court: tomorrow, the House of Lords? L. Ex. 2004, Aug, 4-5 |
|
72. |
Shipping;
International law Full
steam ahead. Legal Week
2004, 6(36), 42-43 |
|
73. |
International
law; Competition law
Bloodied, but unbowed.
Legal Week 2004, 6(12), 28-29 |
|
74. |
Shipping;
Criminal law; International law
Running out of options.
M. Advocate 2004, 27, 5-7 |
|
75. |
Shipping;
International law Japan
strengthens port state control.
M. Advocate 2004, 25, 18-19 |
|
76. |
Shipping;
Insurance; International law
Trouble ahead?
M.R.I. 2004, 18(5), 11-12 |
|
77. |
Shipping;
International law Getting
ready for ISPS the port perspective. M.R.I. 2004, 18(5), 13-14 |
|
78. |
Shipping;
International law Helping
shipowners get to grips with the ISPS Code. M.R.I. 2004, 18(1), 9 |
|
79. |
Shipping;
International law A new
challenge: the IMO maritime security requirements. M.R.I. 2004, 18(1), 10-12 |
|
80. |
Shipping;
International law
Registering safety awareness. M.R.I. 2004, 18(1), 13 |
|
81. |
Shipping;
Insurance; International law
Port security: marine insurance worst case scenarios. M.R.I. 2004, 18(1), 14-16 |
|
82. |
Shipping;
Commercial law; Information technology; International law The ocean trade in the new
economy: a keynote address.
O.D. and I.L. 2004, 35(2), 115-130 |
|
83. |
International
law; Banking and finance; Criminal law Money laundering and terrorism: the challenges. Offshore Red 2004, 9(6), 114 |
|
84. |
Human
rights; Criminal law; Employment; International law (Editorial) The Queen's Speech, security and human rights. S.H.R.J. 2004, 27(Dec), 1-2 |
|
85. |
International
law; Human rights (Case
Comment) The Guantanamo
ruling. S.L.G. 2004,
72(5), 127-128 |
|
86. |
International
law Guantanamo Bay
prisoners: the Third Geneva Convention and the "war on
terror". S.L. Rev.
2004, 41(Spr), 44-45 |
|
87. |
Human
rights; International law
(Case Comment)
Editor's note. Com.
Lawyer 2004,13(2), 5 |
|
88. |
Aviation;
Criminal law; International law
Responsibility and liability for unlawful interference in
international civil aviation.
A. & S.L. 2003, 28 Supp (Responsibility and liability for unlawful
interference), 1-81 |
|
89. |
Aviation;
Contracts; Criminal law; International law Safety in the air: air carriers' rights and
responsibilities at national and international law. C.L.W.R. 2003, 32(3), 275-303 |
|
90. |
Human
rights; Constitutional law; Immigration; International law (Case Comment) Canada: torture - deportation -
refusal required where substantial risk existed. C.H.R.L.D. 2003, 4(1), 138-142 |
|
91. |
Criminal
law; Energy; Environment; International law Security aspects of nuclear hazards and associated
legislation. Crim. Law.
2003, 131, 4-6 |
|
92. |
International
law War, terrorism, and
international law. C.L.P.
2003, 56, 505-530 |
|
93. |
International
law Political violence and
commercial risk. C.L.P.
2003, 56, 531-578 |
|
94. |
Real
property; International law
Extreme measures.
E.G. 2003, 0341, 172-174 |
|
95. |
European
Union; Criminal law; International law The new EU-USA cooperation on extradition, mutual
legal assistance and the exchange of police data. E.F.A. Rev. 2003, 8(4), 515-536 |
|
96. |
Police;
Criminal law; European Union; International law Europol and the fight against terrorism. E.F.A. Rev. 2003, 8(2), 259-275 |
|
97. |
Jurisprudence;
Criminal law; International law
Terrorism and morality. E.H.R.L.R.
2003, 4, 377-383 |
|
98. |
International
law; Penology and criminology
International terrorism as a European crime: the policy rationale for
criminalisation. Eur. J.
Crime Cr. L. Cr. J. 2003, 11(4), 323-349 |
|
99. |
International
law; Criminal law; Penology and criminology Smoking may not only be hazardous to your health,
but also to world political stability: the European Union's fight against
cigarette smuggling rings that benefit terrorism. Eur. J. Crime Cr. L. Cr. J. 2003, 11(4), 350-376 |
|
100. |
International
law; Criminal law On the
necessity of pre-emption.
E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 209-226 |
|
101. |
International
law; Criminal law
Terrorism and the legality of pre-emptive force. E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 227-240 |
|
102. |
International
law; Criminal law; Human rights
Speaking law to power: the war against terrorism and human
rights. E.J.I.L. 2003,
14(2), 241-264 |
|
103. |
International
law; Criminal law; Human rights
Human rights: substantive and institutional implications of the war
against terrorism.
E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 265-282 |
|
104. |
International
law; Criminal law
Humanitarian law and counterterrorist force. E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 283-298 |
|
105. |
International
law; Criminal procedure; Conflict of laws; Criminal law Justice in times of
violence. E.J.I.L. 2003,
14(2), 327-345 |
|
106. |
International
law; Criminal law
International law, the United States, and the non-military
"war" against terrorism. E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 347-364 |
|
107. |
International
law; Banking and finance; Criminal law Some questions about the definition of terrorism and
the fight against its financing.
E.J.I.L. 2003, 14(2), 365-378 |
|
108. |
International
law; Armed forces (Case
Comment) Ajuri et al. -
Israel High Court of Justice, 3 September 2002. E.P.L. 2003, 9(4), 481-491 |
|
109. |
International
law; Constitutional law; Criminal law; Human rights Israel: the Supreme Court of Israel and the war
against terror. E.P.L.
2003, 9(3), 323-333 |
|
110. |
Shipping;
International law
Consternation over security. Fairplay 2003, 347(6219), 23 |
|
111. |
Shipping;
International law
Terrorism shapes security code. Fairplay 2003, 347(6218), 18-19 |
|
112. |
Shipping;
International law A cure
worse than the disease?
Fairplay 2003, 347(6210), 26-27 |
|
113. |
Shipping Cyprus: on the front line of
world security. Fairplay 2003,
347(6208), 36-37 |
|
114. |
International
law The Iraq crisis: what
now? I.C.L.Q. 2003, 52(4),
859-871 |
|
115. |
Criminal
law; International law EU
responses to terrorism.
I.C.L.Q. 2003, 52(1), 227-243 |
|
116. |
International
law; Shipping Maritime
security in a multilateral context: IMO activities to enhance maritime
security. I.J.M.C.L. 2003,
18(3), 327-340 |
|
117. |
International
law; Shipping Container
and port security: a bilateral perspective. I.J.M.C.L. 2003, 18(3), 341-361 |
|
118. |
International
law; Criminal law; Shipping
Protection of foreign ships against piracy and terrorism at sea: legal
aspects. I.J.M.C.L. 2003,
18(3), 363-400 |
|
119. |
International
law; Criminal law Post
September 11 security challenges to the legal regime of the maritime carriage
of nuclear and radioactive materials. I.J.M.C.L. 2003, 18(3), 423-440 |
|
120. |
Immigration;
International law (Case
Report) Zrig v Minister of
Citizenship and Immigration
(Unreported, 2003) (CA (Can)) Mohamed Zrig and the Minister of Citizenship and
Immigration. I.J.R.L.
2003, 15(4), 823-874 |
|
121. |
Immigration;
International law
(Editorial)
Protection after September 11th. I.J.R.L. 2003, 15(1), 1-4 |
|
122. |
International
law; Criminal law; Immigration
Terrorism and the non-derogability of non-refoulement. I.J.R.L. 2003, 15(1), 5-29 |
|
123. |
Human
rights; Constitutional law; Immigration; International law Re-configuring non-refoulement?
The Suresh decision, "security relativism", and the international
human rights imperative.
I.J.R.L. 2003, 15(1), 30-67 |
|
124. |
International
law The security dilemma
in international relations: background and present problems. Int. Rel. 2003, 17(4), 411-416 |
|
125. |
International
law (Editorial) Editor's introduction. Int. Rel. 2003, 17(3), 251-252 |
|
126. |
International
law; Jurisprudence Society
and hierarchy in international relations. Int. Rel. 2003, 17(3), 303-320 |
|
127. |
International
law Ethics of
intervention: just war theory and the challenges of the 21st century. Int. Rel. 2003, 17(2), 115-133 |
|
128. |
International
law Building capacity to
combat international terrorism: the role of the United Nations Security
Council. J.C. & S.L.
2003, 8(2), 289-305 |
|
129. |
International
law Assessing the legality
of the attacks by the International Coalition against Terrorism against
Al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan: an inquiry into the self-defence
argument under Article 51 of the UN Charter. J. Crim. L. 2003, 67(5), 415-430 |
|
130. |
Criminal
law; International law
Acts of terror, illicit drugs and money laundering. J.F.C. 2003, 11(2), 158-162 |
|
131. |
International
law; Banking and finance; Criminal law Legislating against the financing of terrorism:
pitfalls and prospects.
J.F.C. 2003, 10(3), 269-274 |
|
132. |
Shipping;
Criminal law; International law
Maritime gerrymandering: dilemmas in defining piracy, terrorism, and
other acts of maritime violence.
J.I.C.L. 2003, 2(2), 153-175 |
|
133. |
International
law Prisoners of war or
protected persons qua unlawful combatants? The judicial safeguards to which
Guantanamo Bay detainees are entitled. J.I.C.J. 2003, 1(2), 284-314 |
|
134. |
International
law; Criminal law
Justice-ability: a critique of the alleged non-justiciability of
Israel's policy of targeted killings. J.I.C.J. 2003, 1(2), 368-405 |
|
135. |
Immigration;
Human rights; International law
(Case Comment) The
impact of terrorism on the principle of "non-refoulement" of refugees:
the Suresh case before the Supreme Court of Canada. J.I.C.J. 2003, 1(1), 169-185 |
|
136. |
Shipping;
International law Shipping
and the fight against terrorism - the Cadwallader memorial lecture. J.I.M.L. 2003, 9(1), 65-80 |
|
137. |
International
law A model for the
"war against terrorism"? Military intervention in Northern Ireland
and the 1970 Falls curfew.
J. Law & Soc. 2003, 30(3), 341-375 |
|
138. |
Criminal
law; International law The
International Monetary Fund's involvement in combating money laundering and
the financing of terrorism.
J.M.L.C. 2003, 6(4), 383-387 |
|
139. |
Human
rights; International law
Human rights at bay.
L.S.G. 2003, 100(43), 18 |
|
140. |
International
law; Criminal law (Case
Comment) Fighting
impunity: the Cavallo case and international law. L. Ex. 2003, Aug, 4-6 |
|
141. |
Criminal
law International
terrorism: the changing face of international extradition and European
criminal law. Maastricht
J. 2003, 10(2), 149-167 |
|
142. |
Criminal
law; Banking and finance; Human rights Patriot impact. Money L.B. 2003, 102, 14-16 |
|
143. |
International
law; Criminal law Suing
Saudi: an end to the state immunity defence? N.L.J. 2003, 153(7104), 1708-1709 |
|
144. |
Family law;
Conflict of laws; Human rights; International law Child abduction update (February). N.L.J. 2003, 153(7066), 172-174 |
|
145. |
International
law The overall situation
in the South China Sea in the new millennium: before and after the September
11 terrorist attacks. O.D.
and I.L. 2003, 34(3/4), 229-277 |
|
146. |
International
law; Police (Case
Comment) A half-way
challenge to Malaysia's Internal Security Act. O.U.C.L.J. 2003,3(2), 237-247 |
|
147. |
Human
rights; Criminal law (Case
Comment) Lawfulness of
detention of foreign terrorist suspects.
P.L. 2003,
Spr, 162-163 |
|
148. |
Human
rights; International law
Terror tactics.
Soc. L. 2003, 36(Sum), 12-15 |
|
149. |
Aviation;
Criminal law; International law
The events of 11 September 2001 - ICAO's responses to the security and
insurance crises. A. &
S.L. 2002, 27(6), 406-420 |
|
150. |
International
law Early attempts to
suppress terrorism: the terrorism and international criminal court
conventions of 1937.
B.Y.B.I.L. 2002, 73, 293-313 |
|
151. |
Family
law (Case Comment) Child abduction - Hague
Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, Article
13(b) - security situation in state to which return is requested. B.Y.B.I.L. 2002, 73, 404-408 |
|
152. |
Human
rights; International law
(Case Comment)
Fundamental human rights - alleged arbitrary detention by foreign
state - whether a duty to afford diplomatic protection to national. B.Y.B.I.L. 2002, 73, 414-428 |
|
153. |
Banking and
finance; Criminal law; International law United States financial sanctions and international
terrorism: Part 2.
B.J.I.B. & F.L. 2002, 17(5), 213-222 |
|
154. |
Immigration;
Human rights; International law
(Case Comment)
Canada - administrative law - judicial review - ministerial
decisions. C.L.B. 2002,
28(2), 778-783 |
|
155. |
Criminal
law; Human rights; International law Organisation of American States: Inter-American
Convention Against Terrorism.
C.L.B. 2002, 28(2), 1030-1037 |
|
156. |
Criminal
law; International law
OSCE: Charter on Preventing and Combating Terrorism. C.L.B. 2002, 28(2), 1044-1046 |
|
157. |
International
law OSCE: Porto
Ministerial Declaration.
C.L.B. 2002, 28(2), 1046-1049 |
|
158. |
International
law; Criminal law UN:
Security Council Resolution on the implementation of counter-terrorism
obligations. C.L.B. 2002,
28(2), 1054-1055 |
|
159. |
Immigration;
Human rights Conundrum of
the refugee status: recent changes in judicial trends in the United
Kingdom. C.L.B. 2002,
28(2), 1142-1161 |
|
160. |
International
law; Criminal law; Human rights
Meeting of Commonwealth Law Ministers, Kingstown, St Vincent and the
Grenadines, 18 to 21 November 2002. C.L.B. 2002, 28(2), 1186-1206 |
|
161. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
Belize - Money Laundering (Prevention) (Amendment) Act 2002. C.L.B. 2002, 28(1), 23-26 |
|
162. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. C.L.B. 2002, 28(1), 26-32 |
|
163. |
International
law; Criminal law
(Legislative Text)
UN: Security Council Declaration on the Global Effort to Combat
Terrorism. C.L.B. 2002,
28(1), 483-484 |
|
164. |
International
law; Criminal law
(Legislative Text)
UN: Security Council Resolution 1390 on the Taliban and Al-Qaida. C.L.B. 2002, 28(1), 486-488 |
|
165. |
European
Union; International law
The attacks of 11 September: EU-US cooperation against terrorism in
the field of justice and home affairs. E.F.A. Rev. 2002, 7(3), 317-335 |
|
166. |
International
law The Asia Europe
Meeting (ASEM): the importance of the Fourth ASEM Summit in the light of 11
September. E.F.A. Rev.
2002, 7(2), 133-152 |
|
167. |
Criminal
law; Human rights; International law Global crime calls for global justice. Eur. J. Crime Cr. L. Cr. J.
2002, 10(4), 286-293 |
|
168. |
International
law "War"? Legal
semantics and the move to violence. E.J.I.L. 2002, 13(2), 361-399 |
|
169. |
Human
rights; Criminal law; International law Managing terrorism while respecting human rights?
European aspects of the Anti- Terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001. E.P.L. 2002, 8(4), 497-524 |
|
170. |
Shipping;
International law Security
as a selling point.
Fairplay 2002, 346(6195), 32-33 |
|
171. |
Human
rights; Constitutional law; International law (Case Comment) H.R. 2002, Mar, 63-64 |
|
172. |
Immigration;
Criminal law; International law
Refugee or terrorist?
I.A.N.L. 2002, 16(3), 144-147 |
|
173. |
Immigration;
Criminal law; Human rights; International law Terrorism and the 1951 UN Refugee Convention: the
national and international context. I.A.N.L. 2002, 16(3), 148-165 |
|
174. |
International
law Terrorism, the use of
force and international law after 11 September. I.C.L.Q. 2002, 51(2), 401-414 |
|
175. |
International
law Risk-transfer
militarism, small massacres and the historic legitimacy of war. Int. Rel. 2002, 16(3), 343-359 |
|
176. |
International
law Terrorism, the use of
force and international law after 11 September. Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 155-170 |
|
177. |
International
law; Jurisprudence
"There are no rules" (George W. Bush): international order
after September 11. Int.
Rel. 2002, 16(2), 185-204 |
|
178. |
International
law 11 September:
legitimizing intelligence?
Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 227-241 |
|
179. |
International
law Forget trauma?
Responses to September 11.
Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 243-256 |
|
180. |
International
law The "fall of the
towers" and international order. Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 263-267 |
|
181. |
International
law Violence, September 11
and the interpretations of Islam.
Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 269-273 |
|
182. |
International
law The response to 11.9
and the lessons of history.
Int. Rel. 2002, 16(2), 275-280 |
|
183. |
International
law Keynote article: 11
September and the challenge of global terrorism to the EU as a security
actor. J. Com. Mar. St.
2002, 40 Supp (Annual review), 11-28 |
|
184. |
International
law; Armed forces Jus ad
bellum: plus ca change (Le Monde) plus c'est la meme chose (Le Droit)? J.C. & S.L. 2002, 7(2),
149-189 |
|
185. |
International
law The twin towers
attack: an unlimited right to self-defence? J.C. & S.L. 2002, 7(1), 5-17 |
|
186. |
International
law Evidence of
terror. J.C. & S.L.
2002, 7(1), 19-36 |
|
187. |
International
law The fine art of
friendship: jus in bello in Afghanistan. J.C. & S.L. 2002, 7(1), 37-83 |
|
188. |
International
law; Energy; Insurance
Terrorism and nuclear damage coverage. J.E.R.L. 2002, 20(3), 231-269 |
|
189. |
Criminal
law; Banking and finance; International law The USA Patriot Act: new adventures in American
extraterritoriality.
J.F.C. 2002, 10(2), 104-116 |
|
190. |
Criminal
law; Banking and finance
(Editorial)
Terrorism and international finance: recent developments from the
perspective of international law.
J.I.B.R. 2002, 4(1), 7-12 |
|
191. |
Human
rights; Criminal law; International law (Editorial) Human rights after 11 September 2001. N.Q.H.R. 2002, 20(1), 3-4 |
|
192. |
Human
rights; International law
Do terrorists have human rights? N.L.J. 2002, 152(7053), 1621,1625 |
|
193. |
International
law The Taliban and the
law of armed conflict.
N.L.J. 2002, 152(7017), 131 |
|
194. |
International
law; Constitutional law
September 11th and good governance. N.I.L.Q. 2002, 53(4), 366-390 |
|
195. |
International
law; Banking and finance; Criminal law FATF initiatives to combat terrorist financing. Observer 2002, 231/232, 39-40 |
|
196. |
International
law; Shipping Sanctions:
what do they mean? P &
I Int. 2002, 16(1) Supp (Special focus on loss prevention), 9-10 |
|
197. |
International
law; Human rights
Responding to 11th September 2001: the framework for international
law. Soc. L. 2002,
34(Aut), 14-17 |
|
198. |
International
law Terrorism: is law
having a good war? S.L.
Rev. 2002, 35(Spr), 49-50 |
|
199. |
Banking and
finance; International law
Bank of England Notice United Nations Act 1946. Writ 2002, 133(Mar), 3 |
|
200. |
International
law; Criminal law
Self-defence - a legal basis for the attacks on Afghanistan? Bar Review 2001, 7(1), 3-5 |
|
201. |
Immigration (Case Comment) Deportation - threat to
national security - section 15(3), Immigration Act 1971. B.Y.B.I.L. 2001, 72, 413-416 |
|
202. |
International
law; Criminal law; Human rights
Meeting of senior officials of Commonwealth Law Ministries,
Marlborough House, London 6 to 9 November 2001. C.L.B. 2001, 27(2), 1341-1356 |
|
203. |
International
law; Human rights
(Legislative Text)
UN: human rights and terrorism. C.L.B. 2001, 27(1), 539-541 |
|
204. |
International
law (Legislative
Text) UN: measures to
eliminate international terrorism. C.L.B. 2001, 27(1), 545-547 |
|
205. |
International
law (Editorial) Out of evil must come
good. Counsel 2001, Oct, 3 |
|
206. |
International
law Terrorism is also
disrupting some crucial legal categories of international law. E.J.I.L. 2001, 12(5), 993-1001 |
|
207. |
International
law Do heads of state in
office enjoy immunity from jurisdiction for international crimes? The
Ghaddafi case before the French Cour de Cassation. E.J.I.L. 2001, 12(3), 595-612 |
|
208. |
International
law; Criminal law The
Lockerbie Case: the role of the Security Council in enforcing the principle
aut dedere aut judicare.
E.J.I.L. 2001, 12(1), 125-140 |
|
209. |
International
law The war counsel. L.S.G. 2001, 98(41), 20-21,23 |
|
210. |
International
law; Criminal law War
laws. Legal Bus. 2001/02,
120(Dec/Jan), 52,54-55 |
|
211. |
International
law A legal response to
terrorism. Legal Week
2001, 3(36), 27-28 |
|
212. |
International
law The bombing of
Afghanistan: is the military response by the US and UK lawful? N.L.J. 2001, 151(7010),
1778,1782 |
|
213. |
International
law International law at
ground zero. S.L. Rev.
2001, 34(Aut), 52 |
|
214. |
International
law (Case Comment) State responsibility: USA:
Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act 1976 - foreign state entities - sovereign
immunity - terrorist acts.
A. & S.L. 2000, 25(4/5), 199 |
|
215. |
International
law; Criminal law; Information technology Cyber-terrorism and activities in outer space. Comms. L. 2000, 5(1), 20-27 |
|
216. |
Immigration;
International law (Case
Comment) National
security. I. & N.L.
& P. 2000, 14(3), 171-173 |
|
217. |
Criminal
law; International law
Lockerbie: the other case.
I.C.L.Q. 2000, 49(2), 278-296 |
|
218. |
Immigration;
Criminal law; International law
Article 1F(b): freedom fighters, terrorists, and the notion of serious
non- political crimes.
I.J.R.L. 2000, 12 Supp (Volume 12 special supplementary issue 2000),
46-78 |
|
219. |
International
law From Lockerbie to
Zeist (via Tripoli, Cairo and Sirte). N.L.J. 2000, 150(6940), 910-912 |
|
220. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
OAU Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism. R.A.D.I.C. 1999, 11(4), 777-787 |
|
221. |
Human
rights (Case Comment) Publication of book -
dissemination of propaganda - impartiality of tribunal - right to a fair trial. B.Y.B.I.L. 1999, 70, 361-362 |
|
222. |
International
law; Administration of justice
(Case Comment) The
Lockerbie cases. I.C.L.Q.
1999, 48(3), 658-663 |
|
223. |
International
law; Criminal law United
States bombing of terrorist sites in Afghanistan and the Sudan: a sign of the
necessity of international co-operation. I.P. 1999, 5(1/2), 41-42 |
|
224. |
Information
technology; Criminal law; International law Cyber-terrorism: the shape of future conflict? J.F.C. 1999, 6(3), 277-283 |
|
225. |
Human
rights; Criminal law; Criminal procedure; International law Reciprocal call. N.L.J. 1999, 149(6913), 1729 |
|
226. |
International
law International law, the
inherent instability of the international system, and international
violence. O.J.L.S. 1999,
19(1), 51-70 |
|
227. |
Criminal
procedure; Criminal law; Human rights; International law (Case Comment) Presumption of innocence:
terrorism legislation. P.L. 1999, Aut, 553 |
|
228. |
International
law; Criminal law
(Editorial)
Offences against the State (Amendment) Act, 1998 - two views. Bar Review 1998, 4(1), 5-6 |
|
229. |
Extradition;
Administration of justice; Criminal law; International law (Case Comment) The Lockerbie case continues. C.L.J. 1998, 57(3), 433-436 |
|
230. |
Criminal
law; International law UN
International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings 1998. C.L.B. 1998, 24(1/2), 357-363 |
|
231. |
Human rights; Family
law; International law (Case Comment) Right to family life - exclusion orders and the
Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989. E.H.R.L.R. 1998, 1, 96-99 |
|
232. |
Human rights; Criminal
law; International law
(Case Comment)
Derogation. E.L.
Rev. 1998, 23 Supp (Human rights survey), 175-176 |
|
233. |
Constitutional
law; Human rights; International law Foul deeds need fair trials. G.I.L.S.I. 1998, 92(7), 4 |
|
234. |
Penology
and criminology; International law The Terrorist Finance Unit and the Joint Action
Group on Organised Crime: new organisational models and investigative
strategies to counter "organised crime " in the UK. Howard Journal 1998, 37(4),
375-392 |
|
235. |
International
law; Criminal law
Emergency powers: the last thing NI needs? Lawyer 1998, 12(34), 15 |
|
236. |
International
law; Criminal law; Legal profession Northern Ireland in the firing line. Lawyer 1998, 12(17), 11 |
|
237. |
Human
rights; Criminal law; International law (Case Comment) Length of detention on remand; derogation in time of
public emergency threatening the life of the nation. N.Q.H.R. 1998, 16(4), 514-515 |
|
238. |
Criminal
law; International law
Moving targets.
Policing T. 1998, 4(4), 28-30 |
|
239. |
Criminal
procedure; International law
The Lockerbie trial.
S.L.T.
1998, 2, 9-10 |
|
240. |
Human
rights (Case Comment) Detention and ill-treatment of
applicant by police.
B.Y.B.I.L. 1997, 68, 397-398 |
|
241. |
International
law The role of national
courts in preventing torture of suspected terrorists. E.J.I.L. 1997, 8(4), 596-612 |
|
242. |
Criminal
law; International law
Hard cases make bad laws: an analysis of state-sponsored terrorism and
its regulation under international law. J.A.C.L. 1997, 2(2), 135-176 |
|
243. |
Criminal
procedure; International law
The Lockerbie proposal. S.L.T.
1997, 37, 304-306 |
|
244. |
Immigration;
Criminal law; International law
(Case Comment)
Refugees: "serious non-political crime". B.Y.B.I.L. 1996, 67, 554-562 |
|
245. |
Criminal
law; Human rights; International law (Case Comment) Right to life. B.Y.B.I.L. 1996, 67, 609-612 |
|
246. |
Criminal
law; Armed forces; Human rights; International law (Case
Comment) Lack of care
resulting in death. P.L. 1996, Spr,
151-152 |
|
247. |
Extradition;
Aviation; International law
Terrorism and transport: Lockerbie as an extradition case study. T.L.P. 1996, 1(2), 20-21 |
|
248. |
Immigration (Case Comment) Refugees - exclusion from the
definition of "refugee" - "serious non-political crime" -
exception to the principle of non-refoulement. B.Y.B.I.L. 1995, 66, 501-505 |
|
249. |
Human
rights; Criminal law (Case
Comment) Right to liberty
(Article 5(1)) - the meaning of "reasonable suspicion" in Article
5(1)(c). B.Y.B.I.L. 1995,
66, 522-524 |
|
250. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act: terrorist offences. Arch. News 1994, 3, 5 |
|
251. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
India: Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act
1993. C.L.B. 1994, 20(4),
1169-1170 |
|
252. |
Criminal
law; International law
Moscow and international cooperation in the suppression of skyjacking
offences: bilateral practice.
Rev. C.E.E. Law 1994, 20(1), 1-51 |
|
253. |
Aviation Aviation: security. Trans. L. & P. 1994, 2(1),
6-8 |
|
254. |
International
law; Aviation; Criminal law
Legal aspects of unlawful interference with international civil
aviation. A. & S.L.
1993, 18(6), 262-274 |
|
255. |
Human
rights; Criminal procedure
(Case Comment)
Right to a hearing before an "impartial" tribunal (Article
6(1)). B.Y.B.I.L. 1993,
64, 505 |
|
256. |
Human
rights (Case Comment) Pre-trial detention (Article
5(3)) - right to compensation for unlawful detention (Article 5(5)) - right
to an effective remedy (Article 13) - derogation (Article 15). B.Y.B.I.L. 1993, 64, 522-525 |
|
257. |
Human
rights; International law
(Case Comment)
Right to liberty and security of the person - arrest without warrant
and extended detention.
C.L.B. 1993, 19(3), 1185-1189 |
|
258. |
Criminal
law; International law The
UN Security Council and terrorism. Int. Rel. 1993, 11(6), 533-553 |
|
259. |
International
law Separation of powers
in the United Nations.
K.C.L.J. 1993-94, 4, 100-103 |
|
260. |
International
law; Extradition The
Lockerbie Case: a premature end to the "new world order"? R.A.D.I.C. 1992, 4(2), 302-324 |
|
261. |
International
law (Case Comment) Questions of interpretation and
application of the 1971 Montreal Convention arising from the aerial incident
at Lockerbie. R.A.D.I.C.
1992, 4(2), 507-520 |
|
262. |
International
law (Case Comment) Lockerbie - changing the rules
during the game. C.L.J.
1992, 51(3), 408-411 |
|
263. |
Criminal
procedure; International law
(Case Comment)
Terrorism - crash of Pan Am flight at Lockerbie - Libya refusing to
surrender persons charged.
C.L.B. 1992, 18(2), 673-676 |
|
264. |
Extradition;
Criminal law; International law
UN Security Council: measures to enforce prosecution of alleged
international terrorists and the Montreal Convention. C.L.B. 1992, 18(2), 686-687 |
|
265. |
International
law Public international
law: the Lockerbie affair.
I.C.L.Q. 1992, 41(4), 907-920 |
|
266. |
Criminal
law; International law The
detention of suspected terrorists in the British islands. L.S. 1992, 12(2), 178-194 |
|
267. |
International
law Crisis for the new
world order. N.L.J. 1992,
142(6550), 592 |
|
268. |
International
law; Criminal law; Extradition
Double standards at the UN. N.L.J. 1992, 142(6543), 360-361 |
|
269. |
International
law The Lockerbie cases:
interim measures. S.L.T.
1992, 18, 159-164 |
|
270. |
Shipping;
International law Maritime
terrorism: is there a real risk?
P & I Int. 1991, 5(10), 14-15 |
|
271. |
International
law Role of the army in
combating terrorism. Pol.
J. 1991, 64(1), 58-62 |
|
272. |
Criminal
law; Criminal procedure; International law; Sentencing (Legislative Comment) Act of Sederunt (Rules of the
Court of Session Amendment No.5) (Prevention of Terrorism) 1991. S.L.T. 1991, 21, 248-250 |
|
273. |
Police;
Human rights Human rights,
terrorism and police custody: the Brogan Case. E.J.I.L. 1990, 1(1/2), 269-277 |
|
274. |
International
law; Shipping The Convention
for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime
Navigation. I.C.L.Q. 1990,
39(1), 27-56 |
|
275. |
International
law The international
community's "legal" response to terrorism. I.C.L.Q. 1989, 38(3), 589-608 |
|
276. |
Criminal
law; Shipping The 1988
International Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the
Safety of Maritime Navigation.
I.J.E.C.L. 1989, 3(4), 305-327 |
|
277. |
International
law (Legislative
Comment) The Prevention of
Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989. N.I.L.Q. 1989, 40(3), 250-267 |
|
278. |
Criminal
law; International law
(Legislative Comment)
Combating terrorism in the 1990s: the role of the Prevention of
Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989. P.L. 1989, Aut, 440-476 |
|
279. |
International
law; Criminal law Justice
under fire in Ulster.
N.L.J. 1988, 138(6373), 644-645 |
|
280. |
Criminal
law; International law
Terrorism: Part 1 - the mantle of invisibility. Pol. J. 1988, 61(1), 5-13 |
|
281. |
International
law (Legislative
Comment) The Prevention of
Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1984. Pub. Law Bull. 1988, 1(3), 3-8 |
|
282. |
International
law; Criminal law I.B.L. 1987,
15(2), 53-54 |
|
283. |
International
law; Criminal law
International terrorism: the FBI's response. I.B.L. 1987, 15(2), 54-57 |
|
284. |
International
law; Criminal law Civil
aviation, hijacking and international terrorism: an historical and legal
review. I.B.L. 1987,
15(2), 57-66 |
|
285. |
International
law Terrorism or freedom
fighting? a minefield in international relations. Int. Rel. 1986, 8(6), 611-634 |