13 German Law Journal No. 9 (2012)

Articles

What is Terrorism?
Arndt Sinn & Christoph Safferling

Criminal Involvement in Terrorist Associations–Classification and Fundamental Principles of the German Criminal Code Section 129a StGB
Dr. Bernhard Kretschmer

Expanding Criminal Laws by Predating Criminal Responsibility: Punishing Planning and Organizing Terrorist Attacks as a Means to Optimize Effectiveness of Fighting Against Terrorism
Liane Wörner

The European Influence on German Anti-Terrorism Law
Anneke Petzsche

Terrorist Attacks Against the Natural Environment: A Phantom or a Real Danger
Dr. Martin Heger

Right to Resistance and Terrorism – the Example of Germany
Georg Gesk

The "Place of Effective Management" as a Connecting Factor for Companies' Tax Residence Within the EU vs. the Freedom of Establishment: The Need for a Rethinking?
Luca Cerioni

Developments

Criminalizing male circumcision? Case Note: Landgericht Cologne--Judgment of 7 May 2012 –No. 151 Ns 169/11
Bijan Fateh-Moghadam

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