Join us for an insightful interview with Professor Christian Kaunert as we delve into the multifaceted landscape of European Union (EU) counterterrorism legal framework. Explore key topics such as international cooperation, financial tracking, human rights considerations, and the evolving challenges posed by online radicalisation. Gain valuable perspectives on the gaps in the EU’s legal framework and discover potential avenues for further research in this vital field. Christian Kaunert, a Professor of International Security, School of Law and Government, Dublin City University; and Professor of Policing and Security at University of South Wales, a director of International Centre for Policing and Security, and Jean Monnet Director. Content: (1) The EU Definition of Terrorism and Its Implications; (2) General vs Specific Definitions of Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis; (3) Dissemination of Terrorism Definitions to National Member States’ Legal Codes; (4) Fundamental Legal Instruments in EU Counterterrorism Framework; (5) Tracking Financial Flows in Counterterrorism Operations; (6) Comparison between the Council of Europe and the European Council in Counterterrorism Efforts; (7) International Cooperation in Counterterrorism and the Role of the EU; (8) EU Initiatives towards Non-Western Countries and Reciprocal Engagement; (9) Human Rights Considerations within EU Counterterrorism Strategies; (10) EU Institutions Involved in Counterterrorism Efforts; (11) Gaps and Missing Elements in the EU’s Counterterrorism Legal Framework; (12) Addressing Radicalisation through Online Content Regulation; and (13) Suggestions for Further Research in EU Counterterrorism Policies and Strategies. Official website: https://irthinker.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.