2001•American Journal of International LawOpen access

Terrorism and the Right of Self-Defense

Thomas M. Franck

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national community's response to the forces represented by the attacks of September 11.This course of action would better defend the United States than the current policy and would assure the continued strength and viability of the world order system embodied in the United Nations.JONATHAN I. CHARNEY TERRORISM AND THE RIGHT

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national community's response to the forces represented by the attacks of September 11.This course of action would better defend the United States than the current policy and would assure the continued strength and viability of the world order system embodied in the United Nations.JONATHAN I. CHARNEY TERRORISM AND THE RIGHT

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national community's response to the forces represented by the attacks of September 11.This course of action would better defend the United States than the current policy and would assure the continued strength and viability of the world order system embodied in the United Nations.JONATHAN I. CHARNEY TERRORISM AND THE RIGHT

Key concepts: Terrorism, Self defense, Action (physics), Computer security, Content (measure theory), Psychology, Computer science, Criminology

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