| Information societies, new terrorism: Its impact on international politics | Meltem BAÇ MÜFTÜLER | 1–10 |
| Security and globalization in the context of international terrorism | ZEHRA NİLÜFER KARACASULU | 11–30 |
| War on terror in the US and UK: An Evaluation with regard to civil liberties | Tuba TURAN | 31–50 |
| Pendulu swings in between civil rights and security:EU policies against terrorism in the light of the PNR case | Mehmet ÖZCAN,Fatma YILMAZ | 51–71 |
| Citizenship rights in a global era: The adequacy of international human law in providing protection to asylum seekers | Alperhan BABACAN | 73–87 |
| The problem relating to the margin of appreciation doctrine under the European doctrine under the European Convention on Human Rights | Cenap ÇAKMAK | 89–102 |
| The ICJ 1945-2001:Empirical findings about its performance and recommendations for an improvement of its efficiency | Erwin MÜLLER,Patricia SCHNEIDER | 103–124 |
| An overview of the ICC complementarity regime | Dragana RADOSAVLJEVIC | 125–148 |
| The culture of restraint or the quest for normality: German and security policy | MURAT GÜL | 149–171 |
| The concept of concerted practice ans its scope from the perspektive of Turkish and European competition Law | Metin TOPÇUOĞLU | 173–196 |
| Enjoyable rights of Turks who live in Bulgaria or returned to Turkey in EU social security law | Kamuran REÇBER,Barış ÖZDAL | 197–216 |
| The preventive diplomacy, conflict prevention and ethnic conflict in the Black Sea Region: The case of the Crimean Tatars | İdil Pembe İZMİRLİ,Sezai ÖZÇEVİK | 217–241 |
| Reducing violence: Applying the Human Needs theory to the conflict in Chechnya | Havva KÖK | 243–261 |
| Introducing multi-ethnic policing in Macedonia: The role of the OSCE |