Operation Inherent resolve against ISIL in Syria has revitalised the debate on the legitimacy of the «unwilling or unable» State theory. Starting from 9/11 terrorist attacks, States’ practice has shown a growing tendency to expand the right of self-defence of Article 51 of the U.N: Charter. Thus, the present study primarily revises the first extension of self-defence that took place after 9/11 allowing its invocation against the State that shelters a terrorist group. Moreover, it analyses a second expansion of the right of self-defence based on the «unwilling or unable» theory which seems to trespass into States’ strict liability for not preventing terrorists attacks originating from their territory.La vertiente siria de la operación Determ...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...
Al-Qaeda and the self-proclaimed “ Islamic State” are currently the two main terrorist organizations...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...
Operation Inherent resolve against ISIL in Syria has revitalised the debate on the legitimacy of the...
La campaña militar en curso contra el Estado Islámico en Irak y Siria suscita problemas sobre el pos...
Jihadist terrorism, especially since the Al-Qaeda attacks in 2001 and Daesh’s consolidation as an au...
The latest US-led coalition’s attacks against ISIS in Syria raised the question whether states can u...
In the international law system, internal mechanisms are the appropriate responses to terrorist acts...
This article analyses the legality of international society’s reactions to terrorism with the use o...
Dissertação de Mestrado em Direito apresentada à Faculdade de DireitoFollowing the attacks on the tw...
The first condition for the legal use of force in self-defence is that the state exercising this rig...
After September 11th 2001, the concept of terrorism suffered a drastic change in the world. This att...
In 2005, the majority of States refused to envisage any relaxing of the prohibition on the use of fo...
The phenomenon of terrorism represents one of the gravest challenges to international order, peace, ...
The article analyses the concept of self-defence against non-state actors – terrorist groups. The ev...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...
Al-Qaeda and the self-proclaimed “ Islamic State” are currently the two main terrorist organizations...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...
Operation Inherent resolve against ISIL in Syria has revitalised the debate on the legitimacy of the...
La campaña militar en curso contra el Estado Islámico en Irak y Siria suscita problemas sobre el pos...
Jihadist terrorism, especially since the Al-Qaeda attacks in 2001 and Daesh’s consolidation as an au...
The latest US-led coalition’s attacks against ISIS in Syria raised the question whether states can u...
In the international law system, internal mechanisms are the appropriate responses to terrorist acts...
This article analyses the legality of international society’s reactions to terrorism with the use o...
Dissertação de Mestrado em Direito apresentada à Faculdade de DireitoFollowing the attacks on the tw...
The first condition for the legal use of force in self-defence is that the state exercising this rig...
After September 11th 2001, the concept of terrorism suffered a drastic change in the world. This att...
In 2005, the majority of States refused to envisage any relaxing of the prohibition on the use of fo...
The phenomenon of terrorism represents one of the gravest challenges to international order, peace, ...
The article analyses the concept of self-defence against non-state actors – terrorist groups. The ev...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...
Al-Qaeda and the self-proclaimed “ Islamic State” are currently the two main terrorist organizations...
The author analyzes the prevailing regulation on the use of force, from the perspective of Article 5...