Prof. Emanuel Gross, Emeritus

• The Struggling of Democracy Against Terrorism – The Legal and Moral Aspects  (forthcoming) , Virginia University Press (2013)
• The Struggle of Democracy Against Terrorism: The Suicide Bombers – Do we have Any Legal Answers for this Phenomenon?, in JUSTICE DALIA DORNER BOOK (2009)
• The Rule of Law and Terrorism, Nevo (2004)
• The Crown Witness, Tel-Aviv University Press (1989)

מאמרים – אנגלית

• “Combating Terrorism: Does Self-Defense Include the Security Barrier? The Answer Depends on Who You Ask”, in 38 Cornell Int’l L.J., pp. 569-582 (2005)
• The Struggle of a Democracy Against Terrorism – Protection of Human Rights: The Right to Privacy Versus the National Interest – The Proper Balance, Cornell International Law Journal, Vol. 37, pp. 27-93 (2004)
• The Laws of War Waged Between Democratic States and Terrorist Organizations: Real or Illusive?, in 15 Fla J. Int’l L. 389-480 (2003)
• Democracy’s Struggle Against Terrorism: The Powers of Military Commanders to Decide Upon the Demolition of Houses, the Imposition of Curfews, Blockades, Encirclements and the Declaration of an Area as a Closed Military Area: The Struggle Against Terrorism, in 30 GEORGIA J. INT’L & COMP. L. 165-231 (2002)
• Terrorism And The Law: Democracy in the War Against Terrorism-The Israeli Experience, in 35 LOY. L.A. L. REV. 1161-1212 (2002)
• Self-defense against Terrorism –What Does it Mean? The Israeli Perspective, in 1 J. MILITARY ETHICS 91-108 (2002)
• The Influence of Terrorist Attacks on Human Rights in the United States: The Aftermath of September 11, in 28 N.C. J. INT’L L. & COM. REG. 1-101 (2002)
• Trying Terrorists-Justification For Differing Trials Rules: The Balance Between Security Considerations and Human Rights, in 13 INDIANA INT’L & COMP. L. REV.1-97 (2002)
• Use of Civilians as a Human Shield: What Legal and Moral Restrictions Pertain to a War Waged by a Democratic State Against Terrorism?, in 16 EMORY INT’L L. REV. 445-493 (2002)
• The Victim’s Constitutional Rights: A Comparative Study, in 17 BAR-ILAN L. STUDS. 419-57 (2002) (Hebrew)
• Human Rights in Administrative Proceedings: A Quest for Appropriate Evidentiary Standards, in 31 CAL. WEST. INT’L L.J. 215-39 (2001)
• Legal Aspects of Tackling Terrorism: The Balance Between the Right of a Democracy to Defend Itself and the Protection of Human Rights, in 6 UCLA J. INT’L L. & FOREIGN AFFAIRS 89-168 (2001)
• Human Rights v Terrorism: Does A Democracy Have A Right To Hold Terrorists As Bargaining Chips? And The Problem of Administrative Detention, in 18 ARIZONA J. INT’L L. 721-91 (2001)
• Thwarting Terrorist Acts by Attacking the perpetrators or their Commanders as an Act of Self-Defense. Is this Legitimate? – Human Rights versus the State’s Duty to Protect its Citizens, in 15 TEMPLE INT’L & COMP. L.J. 195-246 (2001)
• A Reasonable Doubt in Deliberations of Professionals Panels  (with Michal Orcaby) , KIRYAT HAMISHPAT 229-59 (2001)
• Shifting the Balance Between the Rights of Victims and Rights of Defendants in Criminal Proceedings: A Comparative Study of Israeli and American Law, in 15 TEL AVIV U. STUDS. IN L. 199-237 (2000)
• The Constitutional Dimensions of the Arrest Law in the Army, in 5 HAIFA U. J. L. GOVERNMENT 437-64 (2000)
• Exclusionary Rule In Israel – Does it Exist?, in 30 MISHPATIM HEBREW U. L. REV. 145-83 (1999)
• The Battered Woman, Is It Not The Time for The Criminal Law to Defend Her?, in 44 HAPRAKLIT 102-39 (1999)
• The Constitutional Active Relief in Criminal Law, in 4 Mishapat Umimshal 433-4 998)
• The Magna Carta of The Defendant According to The New Bill of Rights In Israel – A Comparative Study, in 8 PACE INT’L L. REV. 91-127 (1996)
• The Defendant Basic Rights According to the New Basic Laws in Israel, in 13 BAR-ILAN L. STUDS. 155-83 (1996)
• The Scope of Review of Fact Findings Process by the Appellate Courts – A Critical Study, in 20 TEL AVIV U. L. REV. 551-601 (1996)
• Criminal Code in Time of Emergency, in 3 HAIFA UNIVERSITY J. L. GOVERNMENT 263-77 (1995)
• The Mistake Defense in Rape Trials in Israel, in 32 HAPRAKLIT 334-46 (1995)
• Demjanjuk Trial and the Search for Truth, in 4 PLILIM ISR. J. CRIM. JUSTICE 299-310 (1994)
• The Plea Bargaining and the Search of Truth, in 3 PLILIM ISR. J. CRIM. JUSTICE 251-62 (1993)
• Legal Activism and the Adversary System of Law, in 17 TEL AVIV U. L. REV. 867-93 (1993)
• Passive Euthanasia, Legal Aspects, in 29 HAPRAKLIT 162-78 (1989)
• The Privilege Against Self Incrimination – A Landmark in the Struggle of Human to Humanity?, in 7 BAR-ILAN L. STUDS. 167-91 (1989) (Hebrew)
• Agent Provocateur as a Defense in Criminal Trial, in 27 HAPRAKLIT 107-16 (1987)