Journal of International Criminal Justice, Vol 4(5), November 2006

• P. Gaeta & F. Jessberger, ‘Introduction’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 891.
• G. Fletcher, ‘The Indefinable Concept of Terrorism’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 894.
• T. Weigend, ‘Responding to Terrorism: The Quest for a Legal Definition’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 912.
• A. Cassese, ‘The Multifaceted Criminal Notion of Terrorism in International Law’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 933.
• M. Sassoli, ‘Terrorism and War’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 959.
• D.L. Altheide, ‘The Mass Media, Crime and Terrorism’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 982.
• K. Nuotio, ‘Terrorism as a Catalyst for the Emergence, Harmonization and
  Reform of Criminal Law’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 998.
• M. Saif-Alden Wattad, ‘Is Terrorism a Crime or an Aggravating Factor in Sentencing?’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1017.
• M. Hmoud, ‘Negotiating the Draft Comprehensive Convention on International
  Terrorism: Major Bones of Contention’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1031.
• A. Bianchi, ‘Security Council’s Anti-terror Resolutions and their Implementation
  by Member States: An Overview’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1044.
• J.-P. Laborde and M. Defeo, ‘Problems and Prospects of Implementing UN Action against Terrorism’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1087.
• S. Betti, ‘The Duty to Bring Terrorists to Justice and Discretionary Prosecution’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1087.
• N. Abrams, ‘Developments in US Anti-terrorism Law: Checks and Balances
  Undermined’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1117.
• C. Walker, ‘Clamping Down on Terrorism in the United Kingdom’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1137.
• C.J.M. Safferling, ‘Terror and Law: German Responses to 9/11’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1152.
• V. Patane, ‘Recent Italian Efforts to Respond to Terrorism at the Legislative
  Level’, (2006) 5 Journal of International Criminal Justice 1166.