Aerial Piracy and International Terrorism: The Illegal Diversion of Aircraft and International LawThe Author uses the empirical record of two decades of legal controls over terrorism. He concludes that, a coordinated , multi-faceted approach is required, using a plurality of controls, national as well as international; including diplomatic pressures and economic sactions as well as strictly legal or administrative police measures; and involving private corporations and individuals as well as goverments and international agencies. |
Contents
The nature of the problem and its definition | 5 |
The special legal community of the Air The main | 17 |
The Techniques of international legal problem | 31 |
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