The ICC as a New Instrument for Repressing Terrorism
Biographical note
Roberta Arnold is legal advisor within the Swiss Department of Defense, Staff to the Chief of the Armed Forces, Section Laws of Armed Conflict.
Table of contents
Foreword; Acknowledgments; List of Abbreviations; Chapter 1 – Introduction;
Chapter 2 - The Status of the Existing Anti-Terrorism Conventions;
Chapter 3 - Applicability Of the ICC Statute to Acts of Terrorism;
Chapter 4 – Conclusions; Appendix I—Crimes Provisions of the ICC Statute; Appendix II—Crimes Provisions of the ICTY Statute; Appendix III—Crimes Provisions of the ICTR Statute; Bibliography; Table of Cases; Index.
Chapter 2 - The Status of the Existing Anti-Terrorism Conventions;
Chapter 3 - Applicability Of the ICC Statute to Acts of Terrorism;
Chapter 4 – Conclusions; Appendix I—Crimes Provisions of the ICC Statute; Appendix II—Crimes Provisions of the ICTY Statute; Appendix III—Crimes Provisions of the ICTR Statute; Bibliography; Table of Cases; Index.
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