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Introduction
Concepts of Terrorism
I Terrorism in International Humanitarian Law
Early Developments 1919 - 1938
Second World War and Aftermath 1939 - 48
The 1949 Geneva Conventions and 1977 Protocols International Criminal Tribunals Since 1933
Individual Criminal Responsibility for 'Terrorism'
Customary Crimne of Terrorism in IHL US Military Commissions and 'Terrorism'
2 Terrorism in International and Regional Treaty Law
Transnational Criminal Law Treaties Treaties of Regional Organizations Attempts at Definition in Treaty Law 1930 - 2004
3 Terrorism in Customary International Law
US General Assembley Practice UN Security Council Practice Judicial Decisions Defining Terrorism National Terrorism Legislation
4 Reasons for Defining and Criminalizing Terrorism
Nature of International Crimes International Criminological Policy Terrorism as a Discrete International Crime Further Considerations
5 Justifications, Excuses, and Defences for Terrorism
Common Justifications for Terrorism Criminal Law Defences to Terrorism Circumstances Precluding Group Responsibility
'Illegal But Justifiable' Terrorism
Conclusion
Bibliography
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Darrell Hartsell
reviewed Defining Terrorism in International Law on September 02, 2020 Defining Terrorism in International Law
Concise and elegant, this will hopefully become a mainstay of the national security and peace-studies cannon.
Despite his evidence being necessarily a bit thin on sample size, Krueger builds a strong case for his unorthodox, and extremely relevant and powerful conclusions.
Fair warning, this book is based on an academic lecture, so the author pulls no punches with integrating college-level statistics concepts, but lacking a strong background should only marginally detract from his message.
Including many of his full charts and data values was a really critical component of the book to me, it's nice to see a mainstream book giving the actual data upon which it's based inline, as opposed to shoved in an appendix.
I personally consider the book a must read for anyone interested in the politics of terrorism, security, or individual rights. If I was only able to read one book this year on terrorism or national security, this would be it.
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