A lot has been written about the legal issues related to the listing of terrorist individuals and
entities by the United Nations and the European Union generally, and about the Kadi case …

It is never an easy task to write a book on a new legal phenomenon. One needs to overcome
the intimidation often accompanying the feeling of full liberty in structuring an argument …

Sanctions against private individuals have been widely used in the fight against terrorism,
but not without significant controversy. This book examines the complex institutional and …

This chapter looks at what in common parlance are called 'EU sanctions' but which are
referred to in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) as 'restrictive …

This anthology, which is the product of a conference organised by Professor Iain Cameron at
Uppsala University in the fall of 2011, deals with targeted sanctions decided by the …

Although the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, DC, on 11 September 2001,
were not the first acts of terrorism on a major scale, they triggered a host of counter-terrorism …

1036 Book reviews attain liberal goals. The two subsequent chapters take up the issue of
counter-terrorism sanctions from a general perspective. Andersson provides an overview of …

Terrorism always has been a topic that causes quite a stir. In the aftermath of the terrorist
attacks in September 2001, many states realised that the terrorism can only be dealt with in …

Few decisions of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) have sparked off such a wide debate
amongst academics and politicians as the Kadi and Al Barakaat judgment (hereafter" the …

Using the example of anti-terrorism measures, this chapter looks at the difficulties
experienced by the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in reconciling the conflicting demands …