Maintaining global peace and security remains an essential concern for many actors in the
international system. To achieve this goal, both states and international organizations …

Several global governance initiatives launched in recent years have explicitly sought to
integrate concern for gender equality and gendered harms into efforts to counter terrorism …

The distribution of institutional competences is central to the study of the comprising states.
Observing the way and the breadth with which the Constitutions assign functions and …

This article assesses the increasingly important and diverse role undertaken by a range of
'soft-law'counter-terrorism instruments since September 2001. It starts from the proposition …

This article assesses the increasingly important and diverse role undertaken by a range
of'soft-law'counter-terrorism instruments since September 2001. It starts from the proposition …

In 1960, Somalia (Jamhuuriyadda Soomaaliyeed) joined the category of the first African
countries to gain independence following the unification of the previous State of Somaliland …

Which factors influence bilateral counterterrorism (CT) cooperation between EU Member
States? Although scholars have studied European CT, the question still needs to be …

Human rights are commonly regarded as the antidote to criminalization and securitization.
Yet, since 9/11, at both the national and international levels, human rights law has largely …

The September 11 attacks and other large-scale terrorist attacks of that era catalyzed legal
and policy responses by governments around the world that served to augment their …