Robin Bowley is a Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• List of figuresList of tablesList of abbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The global threat of contemporary terrorism Chapter 3: The international legal framework for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorismChapter 4: International measures for preventing the maritime proliferation of WMD materiel for terrorist purposes Chapter 5: Preventing the maritime trafficking of weaponry, terrorists and terrorist financing Chapter 6: National arrangements and proposed exceptional circumstances guidelines for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorist activitiesChapter 7: Article 51 self-defence rights as last resort basis for interdicting of vessels suspected of facilitating terrorism Chapter 8: Conclusion and future recommendationsAppendix A: Appendix A ‘Designation terrorist groups by the United Nations and by selected states as at 1 March 2022Appendix B: Status of international agreements as at 1 March 2022BibliographyIndex

Robin Bowley is a Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• List of figuresList of tablesList of abbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The global threat of contemporary terrorism Chapter 3: The international legal framework for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorismChapter 4: International measures for preventing the maritime proliferation of WMD materiel for terrorist purposes Chapter 5: Preventing the maritime trafficking of weaponry, terrorists and terrorist financing Chapter 6: National arrangements and proposed exceptional circumstances guidelines for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorist activitiesChapter 7: Article 51 self-defence rights as last resort basis for interdicting of vessels suspected of facilitating terrorism Chapter 8: Conclusion and future recommendationsAppendix A: Appendix A ‘Designation terrorist groups by the United Nations and by selected states as at 1 March 2022Appendix B: Status of international agreements as at 1 March 2022BibliographyIndex

Robin Bowley is a Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• List of figuresList of tablesList of abbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The global threat of contemporary terrorism Chapter 3: The international legal framework for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorismChapter 4: International measures for preventing the maritime proliferation of WMD materiel for terrorist purposes Chapter 5: Preventing the maritime trafficking of weaponry, terrorists and terrorist financing Chapter 6: National arrangements and proposed exceptional circumstances guidelines for preventing the maritime facilitation of terrorist activitiesChapter 7: Article 51 self-defence rights as last resort basis for interdicting of vessels suspected of facilitating terrorism Chapter 8: Conclusion and future recommendationsAppendix A: Appendix A ‘Designation terrorist groups by the United Nations and by selected states as at 1 March 2022Appendix B: Status of international agreements as at 1 March 2022BibliographyIndex