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This book brings together in one location the treaties and agreements that the international community has adopted to meet the threat of terrorism. This text includes documentation of twelve international conventions and protocols that cover terrorist acts involving aircraft, the maritime world, nuclear and plastic explosives, bombings, and the financing of terrorist activities. It also includes seven regional international agreements covering terrorism and two draft conventions being considered by the United Nations. Valuable appendices include the status of international conventions pertaining to international terrorism and a brief chronology of significant terrorist incidents from 1961 to 2003.

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Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU

""Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders."" Jürgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU

Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU

Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. <br> Jurgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU<br>

Time and again, the comprehensiveness of the material considered and the high density of the analysis are striking, both signs of the depth of the research. The book should become a standard work in its field, providing access to Latin American arbitration for many outsiders. J rgen Basedow, Director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Foreign Private and Private International Law, Hamburg, DEU

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