Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I: Setting the Scene.- Chapter 2. Europe and Its Returning Foreign Fighters: Overview of the Policy Response.- Chapter 3. Historical Responses to Foreign Fighters and Returnees.- Chapter 4.

The Status of Foreign Fighters' Family Members under Counter-Terrorism Law and International Humanitarian Law: Overcoming the Victims/Perpetrators Dichotomy?.- Part II: Responses to the (Returning) Foreign Fighters Phenomenon: The International Dimension.- Chapter 5. The International Legal and Policy Framework on Returning Foreign Fighters: Focus on the United Nations and the Global Counterterrorism Forum.- Chapter 6. 'Foreign Fighters', Syrian Camps and the Jurisdictional Quagmire.- Part III: Responses to the (Returning) Foreign Fighters Phenomenon: The National Criminal Law Dimension.- Chapter 7.

Evidentiary and Charging Matters in the Context of Prosecuting Returning Foreign Fighters before National Courts.- Chapter 8. The Qualification of the Activities of (Returned) Foreign Fighters under National Criminal Law.- Chapter 9. The Lack of Individualisation of Sentences and their Enforcement at the Expense of Reintegration in France.- Chapter 10. Putting the 'Foreign' in 'Foreign Fighter': Nationality Deprivation and the Denial of Readmission.- Chapter 11.

Family Courts as Part of States' Counter-Terrorism Toolkit: A Welcome Development for the Children of FTFs?.- Chapter 12. Legal Regulation of Subversive Expressions in Relation to Terrorist Travel: The Dutch Situation against the Backdrop of International Human Rights Law.