Encyclopedia of Terrorist Law

Author: S. Malik

Publisher: Law Publishers

Edition: First Edition, 1993

Binding: Hardcover

Pages: 634

Size: 6.5 × 1.3 × 10 inches

Language: English

 

Encyclopedia of Terrorist Law is a specialised legal reference work devoted to the legal treatment of terrorism and related criminal activities.

Written by S. Malik and published by Law Publishers in 1993, the book reflects the legal and political environment of the late twentieth century, when governments and legal institutions were developing increasingly specific approaches to dealing with politically motivated violence and national-security threats.

The work is structured as an encyclopedic legal reference, making it useful for readers who need to consult information about legal terminology, offences, statutory provisions, and principles associated with terrorism-related law.

A central theme is the relationship between criminal law and national security. Legal systems must balance the protection of society against serious threats with established principles concerning due process, individual rights, evidence, judicial review, and the rule of law.

The subject is therefore relevant to several areas of legal study, including criminal law, constitutional law, security law, and judicial practice.

The book is also of historical interest because laws concerning terrorism have changed considerably over time. A legal reference published in 1993 provides a snapshot of the legislation and legal thinking of its period, making it potentially useful for researchers examining the historical development of security legislation.

For students of legal history, older legal encyclopedias can be particularly valuable because they show how particular offences and legal concepts were understood at the time of publication.

The book may also be of interest to researchers examining the relationship between law and political violence. Terrorism-related legislation frequently raises complex questions about the definition of offences, state authority, preventive measures, criminal responsibility, and the protection of civil liberties.

Its substantial 634-page format suggests a broad reference scope, making it more suitable as a research and consultation work than as a general introduction to the subject.

The book is particularly relevant to collections of Indian legal literature, given its publication by Law Publishers and its 1993 date. For collectors of historical Indian legal books, it represents a period-specific reference work on an important area of criminal and security law.

Published as a First Edition in 1993, this hardcover contains 634 pages and measures approximately 6.5 × 1.3 × 10 inches. It is a substantial vintage legal reference suitable for academic, legal-history, and specialist collections.

• Written by S. Malik
• Published by Law Publishers
• First Edition, 1993
• Hardcover binding
• 634 pages
• Size: 6.5 × 1.3 × 10 inches
• Language: English
• Specialised legal reference work
• Covers terrorism-related law and criminal offences
• Relevant to criminal and security law
• Useful for legal research and historical study
• Reflects the legal environment of the early 1990s
• Relevant to Indian legal publishing
• Suitable for lawyers, researchers, and students
• Appealing First Edition Collectible
• Suitable for Rare Indian Books collections

🔹 Collector’s Note

This First Edition, 1993 hardcover is a substantial vintage legal reference with 634 pages. Its specialised subject, early-1990s publication date, and Indian legal-publishing context make it an interesting addition to collections of Rare Indian Books, Non-Fiction, and legal history.