TERRORISM AND THE STATE: RETHINKING THE RULES OF STATE RESPONSIBILTY.
Series: HART MONOGRAPHS IN TRANSNATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
Publisher: HART PUBLISHING
Published: 2006
Place of publication: OXFORD
Language: und; eng
Number of pages: 390
Description: Analyses the legal principles that govern State responsibility for the conduct of non-State actors, and examines their relevance and effectiveness in an interconnected world. This book argues that traditional approaches to determining the State's legal responsibility for violations of the counter-terrorism obligations lack conceptual coherence.