Introduction / David Cole, Federico Fabbrini and Arianna Vedaschi
Part 1. Secrecy and courts
Terrorism and security : back to the future? / Lord Justice (retired) Stephen Sedley
Oversight of national security secrecy in the United States / Stephen Schulhofer
Secrecy vs. openness : counterterrorism and the role of the German Federal Constitutional Court / Mindia Vashakmadze
Formalism and state secrets / Sudha Setty
Part 2. Secrecy and legislatures
Direct and indirect access to intelligence information : lessons in legislative oversight from the United States and Canada / Kathleen Clark and Nino Lomjaria
Arcana Imperii and Salus Rei Publicae : state secrets privilege and the Italian legal framework / Arianna Vedaschi
Part 3. Secrecy and detention
Managing secrecy and its migration in a post-9/11 world / Kent Roach
National security, secret evidence and preventive detentions : the Israeli Supreme Court as a case study / Shiri Krebs
Secrecy and control orders : the role and vulnerability of constitutional values in the United Kingdom and Australia / Andrew Lynch, Tamara Tulich and Rebecca Welsh
Comparative advantages : secret evidence and "cleared counsel" in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada / David Cole and Stephen I. Vladeck
Part 4. Secrecy and criminal trials
The normalization of anonymous testimony / Jason Mazzone and Tobias Fischer
Terrorists on trial : an open or closed case? / Clive Walker
In/visible courts : military tribunals as other spaces / Ori Aronson
Part 5. Secrecy and administrative measures
Administrative counter-terrorism measures : a strategy to circumvent human rights in the fight against terrorism? / Tuomas Ojanen
Secret evidence in EU security law : special advocates before the Court of Justice? / Cian C. Murphy
Global sanctions, state secrets and supranational review : seeking due process in an interconnected world / Federico Fabbrini
Secrecy regulation by the European Union inside out / Deirdre Curtin
Concluding remarks / Justice (retired) Lech Garlicki.