LL.B 426

Terrorism and Counterterrorism

Name: Terrorism and Counterterrorism

Course Number: LL.B 426

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive overview of national security law, with a focus on terrorism and counterterrorism. Students will explore topics such as national security, terrorist acts, institutional challenges, practical considerations, and thematic issues related to terrorism.

Learning Outcomes:

Define national security within the contexts of terrorism and counterterrorism.
Engage in a critical discussion on the origins of terrorism and the motivations behind terrorist acts.
Gain an understanding of terrorism and counter-terrorism measures from an international law perspective by delving into the history of terrorism.
Investigate and discuss the challenges and complex nature of terrorism, along with counter-terrorism efforts by the United Nations and its member States.
Explain the organization and legal foundations of national security institutions.
Conduct a research paper on the national security of a chosen country, offering recommendations based on legal frameworks.

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