This volume of essays, drawn from a Hague Academy of International Law' Research Centre session, tackles one of the major challenges with regard to contemporary international law. Terrorism hits at the very nature of interstate relationships since it is defined by the action of non-State actors against States, and since it gives rise in return to reactions which go through multiple channels some of which were previously unused. The sheer mobility of terrorist activity, its capacity to provoke asymmetrical confrontations, ...
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This volume of essays, drawn from a Hague Academy of International Law' Research Centre session, tackles one of the major challenges with regard to contemporary international law. Terrorism hits at the very nature of interstate relationships since it is defined by the action of non-State actors against States, and since it gives rise in return to reactions which go through multiple channels some of which were previously unused. The sheer mobility of terrorist activity, its capacity to provoke asymmetrical confrontations, creates yet another difficulty. This collection attempts to deal with some of the complicated questions that arise from the fact that terrorism challenges and puts into question peaceful international relations in all their different dimensions. Ce volume regroupe des �tudes r�sultant d'une session du Centre de recherche de l'Acad�mie de droit international de La Haye et traite de l'un des principaux probl�mes du droit international contemporain, � savoir le terrorisme. Le terrorisme frappe la nature m�me des relations entre les �tats. Il est le r�sultat des agissements d'acteurs non �tatiques � l'encontre des �tats, et les r�actions qu'il entra�ne se manifestent par le biais de canaux dont certains n'avaient jusqu'� pr�sent jamais �t� utilis�s. A ces difficult�s viennent s'ajouter la mobilit� des activit�s terroristes et leur capacit� � provoquer des confrontations in�gales. Cette collection d'�tudes traite de certaines des probl�matiques li�es � la fa�on dont le terrorisme compromet la paix des relations internationales, et ce sur plusieurs plans. Originally published as Colloques / Workshops - Law Books of the Academy, Volume 27.
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Used-Like New. Like new hardback (no dust jacket) (Centre for Studies and Research in International Law and International Relations Series). Unopened in shrink wrap. Green cloth with text in English and French.
