Taking War Seriously
By Charles Blattberg, Professor of Political Philosophy Université de Montréal. Abstract Just war theory − as advanced by Michael Walzer,...
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When Women are the Criminals: Governing Violent Extremism in Malaysia
By Professor Zaiton Hamin and Saslina Kamaruddin, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) - Faculty of Law. Full tittle: When Women are the...
The Arc toward Justice and Peace
By Professor Mary Ellen O'Connell, Notre Damme Law School. Abstract William Schabas, one of the foremost human rights defenders of his...
The Impact of Terrorist Attacks in G7 Countries on International Stock Markets
By experts Panayiotis Papakyriakou, University of Southampton - Department of Banking and Finance; Athanasios Sakkas, University of...
The Use of Force to Prevent Recurrence of Conflict
Professor Laurie R. Blank, Emory University School, of Law Full examines how international law applies to the use of force in the...
Turnout in Transitional Elections: Who votes in Iraq?
Ahmed Ezzeldin Mohamed, Columbia University, presents the complexities of the elections in Iraq and its consequences. Article previously...
The FATF in the Global Financial Architecture: Challenges & Implications
Dr. Usman W. Chohan* explains the consequences of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in the fight against terrorism and the...
Burden-Sharing, Geopolitics, and Strategy in NATO’s Black Sea Littoral States
By Professor Jordan Becker* explains the dynamics of burden-sharing in Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey and other countries and what are the...
Dynamic Determinants of Access to Weapons: Global Evidence
Which country has more access to weapons? Simplice Asongu* and Joseph Nnanna** answer this key question. * African Governance and...
Digital Open Source Intelligence and International Security: A Primer
This report explores some of the dilemmas and deadlocks regarding digital surveillance, its extent in democracies and autocracies and how...
Offence of Kidnapping: the case of Nigeria
Kidnapping in Nigeria is a powerful weapon against communities and the development and security of the State. Chidimma Umegoa, Nnamdi...
Information Terrorism
By Mariana-Ana Bulmez, Ovidius University of Constanţa - Doctoral School of Humanities Sciences. Abstract We live in an era of...
Cyber Globalization as an In/Stability Factor
By Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilina Armencheva, Prof. Dr. Natalia Atanasova and Asst. Prof Dr. Ivaylo Ivanov; National Defense College, Sofia,...
Coping With Fear of and Exposure to Terrorism Among Expatriates
By Nicholas J. Beutell* ID, Marianne M. O’Hare**, Joy A. Schneer*** ID and Jeffrey W. Alstete****. Abstract This paper examines existing...
Changing security paradigm in South Asia: India’s offensive against terror groups
By Assistant Professor Sunil Kumar, School of Law, Lovely Professional University Phagwara , India. The latest round of face-off taking...
A New Chapter in the EU Counterterrorism Policy?
Professor Justyna Maliszewska-Nienartowicz, Nicolaus Copernicus University, analyses the new changes in the legal EU framework on...
The Law and Policy of Human Shielding
Beth Van Schaack, Lean Kaplan Visiting Professor in Human Rights, Stanford University, California. Abstract The phenomenon of human...
Religious Militant Extremism in Pakistan: Security Threat to South Asian Region and Challenges
By Dr. S. Krishnan, Assistant Professor, Seedling School of Law and Governance, Jaipur National University. Abstract The gravest...
The European Union's Reliance on External Actors in the Fight Against Jihadi Terrorism
By top expert Christine Yurechko, Interpol, originally published in the Columbia Journal of European Law. Abstract When facing pressure...
Weaponizing the Weak: The Role of Children in Terrorist Groups
By Professor Mia Bloom, Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia Abstract In recent years, non-state violent extremist organizations,...
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