'Federalism and Domestic Security. Combating Terrorism and Organized Crime as well as Disaster Protection within the Security Architecture': The thesis addresses three outstandingly important challenges for domestic security in Germany, namely the fight against terrorism and organized crime as well as the management of disasters. The author analyses the roles of the federal government and the federal states in coping with these challenges, which are embedded in the federal structure of the German state. On this basis, the author prepares proposals for the normative elimination of ambiguities and in-depth constitutional developments.
