Oliver Lepsius Freedom, Security and Terror: The Legal State in Germany pp. 435 - 460
Viet D. Dinh USA Patriot Act pp. 461 - 467
Verena Zöller Liberty Dies By Inches – German Counter- Terrorism Measures And Human Rights Under The Echr And Iccpr pp. 469 - 494
Wilhelm Achelpöhler & Holger Niehaus Dragnet Investigation as Means To Fight Islamic Terrorism in Germany? pp. 495 - 513
Christoph J.M. Safferling German Prosecution of 9/11 - A Failure and Disappointment? pp. 515 - 524
Ed Morgan Slaughterhouse-Six: Updating The Law Of War pp. 525 - 544
Thomas Mertens Criminal Justice after 9-11: ICC or Military Tribunals pp. 545 - 568
Saul Newman Terror, Sovereignty And Law: On The Politics Of Violence pp. 569 - 584
Eugenia Dumitriu The definition of terrorism in the EU: the framework decision 2002/475/JHA pp. 585 - 602
Reinhard Müller Interview with Federal Constitutional Court Vice President, Justice, Professor Winfried Hassemer – “The State is no Longer the Leviathan,” pp. 603 - 607
Ulrich Raulff Interview with Giorgio Agamben – Life, A Work of Art Without an Author: The State of Exception, the Administration of Disorder and Private Life pp. 609 - 614
Ulrich Raulff Book Review – Misery Knows no Law. Giorgio Agamben thinks the State of Exception pp. 615 - 617