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| Titel: | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective |
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edited by Clive Walker (Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice studies, School of Law, University of Leeds, UK), Mariona Llobet Anglí (Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Department of Law, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Manuel Cancio Meliá (Full Professor of Criminal Law, Law Faculty, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
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Walker, Clive
Llobet Anglì, Mariona Cancio Meliá, Manuel 1954- 1967- |
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA
Edward Elgar Publishing
[2022]
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| Beschreibung: | ix, 355 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781788976312 1788976312 |
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| contents | Introduction 1. Introduction to Precursor Crimes of Terrorism 2. Counter terrorism through precursor crimes Criminalisation of anticipatory risk of terrorism attacks 3. Law as reason vs law as will in the fight against terrorism:from a Hobbesian conception of law to an Orwellian society 4. The criminalisation of terrorism risk within the European Union: a suitable choice? 5. Voluntary abandonment related to the crime ofmembership of a terrorist group 6 Precursor crimes in Australia’s anti-terrorism legislation Precursor communication crimes in relation to terrorism 7. The legitimacy of offences criminalising incitement to terrorist acts: a European perspective 8. Twitter after Charlie Hebdo and the Paris Bataclanattacks: identifying and measuring the different types of violent speech on the internet 9. Spanish writing on the wall? Glorification of terrorismunder Spanish law 10 Terrorism as a hate crime? /Juan Alberto Díaz López Expansion of precursor terrorism crimes: organisational, evidential and international 11. Agency costs avoidance through ‘leaderless resistance’and the criminalization of visiting Internet sites: is the cure worse than the disease? 12. ‘Jihadist lone wolves’: terrorists, murderers or believers? Back to an actor-based criminal law 13 Intelligence expert evidence against terrorism in Spain 14. Precursor crimes of international terrorism /Ben Saul Process, practice and punishment 15. Police cooperation in counter-terrorism: limits and suitable partners 16. The accommodation of precursor crimes within extradition 17. Criminal process and precursor crimes of terrorism 18 Legal experiments in the Spanish judicial fight against jihadist terrorism 19. The ends of state punishment and terrorism 20. The relevance of mandatory minimum penalties: anintroduction with reference to precursor crimes of terrorism in Spain 21. Penal policies and terrorist offenders in Spain: a matter of recidivism risk assessment or a matter of de-radicalisation? 22. The sentencing of precursor terrorism crimes in the United Kingdom |
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| spelling | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective edited by Clive Walker (Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice studies, School of Law, University of Leeds, UK), Mariona Llobet Anglí (Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Department of Law, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Manuel Cancio Meliá (Full Professor of Criminal Law, Law Faculty, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA Edward Elgar Publishing [2022] © 2022 ix, 355 Seiten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Introduction 1. Introduction to Precursor Crimes of Terrorism Mariona Llobet Anglí, Manuel Cancio Meliá, and Clive Walker. 2. Counter terrorism through precursor crimes Clive Walker Criminalisation of anticipatory risk of terrorism attacks 3. Law as reason vs law as will in the fight against terrorism:from a Hobbesian conception of law to an Orwellian society Aniceto Masferrer and Pedro Talavera. 4. The criminalisation of terrorism risk within the European Union: a suitable choice? Francesca Galli. 5. Voluntary abandonment related to the crime ofmembership of a terrorist group Mertxe Landera Luri. 6 Precursor crimes in Australia’s anti-terrorism legislation Christopher Michaelsen Precursor communication crimes in relation to terrorism 7. The legitimacy of offences criminalising incitement to terrorist acts: a European perspective Anneke Petzsche. 8. Twitter after Charlie Hebdo and the Paris Bataclanattacks: identifying and measuring the different types of violent speech on the internet Fernando Miró-Llinares. 9. Spanish writing on the wall? Glorification of terrorismunder Spanish law Manuel Cancio Meliá. 10 Terrorism as a hate crime? /Juan Alberto Díaz López Expansion of precursor terrorism crimes: organisational, evidential and international 11. Agency costs avoidance through ‘leaderless resistance’and the criminalization of visiting Internet sites: is the cure worse than the disease? Íñigo Ortiz de Urbina Gimeno. 12. ‘Jihadist lone wolves’: terrorists, murderers or believers? Back to an actor-based criminal law Mariona Llobet Anglí. 13 Intelligence expert evidence against terrorism in Spain Gonzalo Boye Tuset. 14. Precursor crimes of international terrorism /Ben Saul Process, practice and punishment 15. Police cooperation in counter-terrorism: limits and suitable partners Saskia Maria Hufnagel. 16. The accommodation of precursor crimes within extradition Paul Arnell. – 17. Criminal process and precursor crimes of terrorism Mark Topping and Mark Carroll. 18 Legal experiments in the Spanish judicial fight against jihadist terrorism Benet Salellas i Vilar. 19. The ends of state punishment and terrorism Daniel Rodríguez Horcajo. 20. The relevance of mandatory minimum penalties: anintroduction with reference to precursor crimes of terrorism in Spain Gonzalo J. Basso. 21. Penal policies and terrorist offenders in Spain: a matter of recidivism risk assessment or a matter of de-radicalisation? Enara Garro Carrera. 22. The sentencing of precursor terrorism crimes in the United Kingdom Florence Lee and Clive Walker Menschenrecht (DE-588)4074725-6 gnd rswk-swf Strafe (DE-588)4057785-5 gnd rswk-swf Terrorismus (DE-588)4059534-1 gnd rswk-swf Verbrechen (DE-588)4062653-2 gnd rswk-swf Bekämpfung (DE-588)4112701-8 gnd rswk-swf Terrorism / Prevention / Law and legislation Terrorism / Prevention / Law and legislation / European Union countries Inchoate offenses Criminal procedure Civil rights Infractions inchoatives European Union countries (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Terrorismus (DE-588)4059534-1 s Menschenrecht (DE-588)4074725-6 s Strafe (DE-588)4057785-5 s Verbrechen (DE-588)4062653-2 s Bekämpfung (DE-588)4112701-8 s DE-604 Walker, Clive 1954- (DE-588)105766104X edt Llobet Anglì, Mariona (DE-588)1047415216 edt Cancio Meliá, Manuel 1967- (DE-588)1056172630 edt Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-78897-632-9 |
| spellingShingle | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective Introduction 1. Introduction to Precursor Crimes of Terrorism 2. Counter terrorism through precursor crimes Criminalisation of anticipatory risk of terrorism attacks 3. Law as reason vs law as will in the fight against terrorism:from a Hobbesian conception of law to an Orwellian society 4. The criminalisation of terrorism risk within the European Union: a suitable choice? 5. Voluntary abandonment related to the crime ofmembership of a terrorist group 6 Precursor crimes in Australia’s anti-terrorism legislation Precursor communication crimes in relation to terrorism 7. The legitimacy of offences criminalising incitement to terrorist acts: a European perspective 8. Twitter after Charlie Hebdo and the Paris Bataclanattacks: identifying and measuring the different types of violent speech on the internet 9. Spanish writing on the wall? Glorification of terrorismunder Spanish law 10 Terrorism as a hate crime? /Juan Alberto Díaz López Expansion of precursor terrorism crimes: organisational, evidential and international 11. Agency costs avoidance through ‘leaderless resistance’and the criminalization of visiting Internet sites: is the cure worse than the disease? 12. ‘Jihadist lone wolves’: terrorists, murderers or believers? Back to an actor-based criminal law 13 Intelligence expert evidence against terrorism in Spain 14. Precursor crimes of international terrorism /Ben Saul Process, practice and punishment 15. Police cooperation in counter-terrorism: limits and suitable partners 16. The accommodation of precursor crimes within extradition 17. Criminal process and precursor crimes of terrorism 18 Legal experiments in the Spanish judicial fight against jihadist terrorism 19. The ends of state punishment and terrorism 20. The relevance of mandatory minimum penalties: anintroduction with reference to precursor crimes of terrorism in Spain 21. Penal policies and terrorist offenders in Spain: a matter of recidivism risk assessment or a matter of de-radicalisation? 22. The sentencing of precursor terrorism crimes in the United Kingdom Menschenrecht (DE-588)4074725-6 gnd Strafe (DE-588)4057785-5 gnd Terrorismus (DE-588)4059534-1 gnd Verbrechen (DE-588)4062653-2 gnd Bekämpfung (DE-588)4112701-8 gnd |
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| title_alt | Introduction 1. Introduction to Precursor Crimes of Terrorism 2. Counter terrorism through precursor crimes Criminalisation of anticipatory risk of terrorism attacks 3. Law as reason vs law as will in the fight against terrorism:from a Hobbesian conception of law to an Orwellian society 4. The criminalisation of terrorism risk within the European Union: a suitable choice? 5. Voluntary abandonment related to the crime ofmembership of a terrorist group 6 Precursor crimes in Australia’s anti-terrorism legislation Precursor communication crimes in relation to terrorism 7. The legitimacy of offences criminalising incitement to terrorist acts: a European perspective 8. Twitter after Charlie Hebdo and the Paris Bataclanattacks: identifying and measuring the different types of violent speech on the internet 9. Spanish writing on the wall? Glorification of terrorismunder Spanish law 10 Terrorism as a hate crime? /Juan Alberto Díaz López Expansion of precursor terrorism crimes: organisational, evidential and international 11. Agency costs avoidance through ‘leaderless resistance’and the criminalization of visiting Internet sites: is the cure worse than the disease? 12. ‘Jihadist lone wolves’: terrorists, murderers or believers? Back to an actor-based criminal law 13 Intelligence expert evidence against terrorism in Spain 14. Precursor crimes of international terrorism /Ben Saul Process, practice and punishment 15. Police cooperation in counter-terrorism: limits and suitable partners 16. The accommodation of precursor crimes within extradition 17. Criminal process and precursor crimes of terrorism 18 Legal experiments in the Spanish judicial fight against jihadist terrorism 19. The ends of state punishment and terrorism 20. The relevance of mandatory minimum penalties: anintroduction with reference to precursor crimes of terrorism in Spain 21. Penal policies and terrorist offenders in Spain: a matter of recidivism risk assessment or a matter of de-radicalisation? 22. The sentencing of precursor terrorism crimes in the United Kingdom |
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| title_exact_search | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective |
| title_full | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective edited by Clive Walker (Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice studies, School of Law, University of Leeds, UK), Mariona Llobet Anglí (Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Department of Law, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Manuel Cancio Meliá (Full Professor of Criminal Law, Law Faculty, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) |
| title_fullStr | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective edited by Clive Walker (Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice studies, School of Law, University of Leeds, UK), Mariona Llobet Anglí (Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Department of Law, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Manuel Cancio Meliá (Full Professor of Criminal Law, Law Faculty, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective edited by Clive Walker (Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice studies, School of Law, University of Leeds, UK), Mariona Llobet Anglí (Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Department of Law, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Manuel Cancio Meliá (Full Professor of Criminal Law, Law Faculty, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) |
| title_short | Precursor crimes of terrorism |
| title_sort | precursor crimes of terrorism the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective |
| title_sub | the criminalisation of terrorism risk in comparative perspective |
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