UPDATE: A Research Guide to Cases and Materials on Terrorism

Andrew Grossman is a retired US diplomat who worked in Seoul, Abidjan, London, Tehran, Algiers and Geneva. He has a degree in B.A. Economics, LL B (Columbia), M. (University College London) and members of Licenseéendroiteuropéenetinternational, Maître & Docteur en droit (Louvain-la-Neuve), and the New York Ba ​​r Association. He lives in London, especially in the field of nationality and taxation, writing articles on private international law issues. His publications include "international legal contradiction in bankruptcy debt", 5 International Bankruptcy Case No. 1 (1996), "nationality and unapproved countries", 50 international and international laws. LQ 849 (2001), "Citizenship for Nationality", the European Commission Conference Proceedings, the 3 rd Nationality Conference, Strasbourg on 11-12 October 2004, and "Islamic Land": Group Rights, National Identity and Law ", 3 UCLA J. Islam and Near EL 53 (2004). His previous work in this series was "finding a law: small European countries and small and medium jurisdiction". He recently completed a project to investigate transnational taxes (including US extraterritorial law enforcement under the FATCA) and started a project to analyze the limits of national autonomy based on European legislation.

The book carefully analyzes the case principle and the general principles of the war against terrorism fitting to each particular incident. It will also prove to be the most useful instructor in terrorism control and human rights sensitive areas, including editing of the main cases handled by the Strasbourg Court in this area (see online bookstore).

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