counter-terrorism
The consequences of Israel's counter terrorism policy
... government’s counter terror actions and ...amongst counter terrorism response options is to separate them into ‘soft line’ and ‘hard line’ ...out counter terror policies: to divide them into ...
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A decade of EU counter terrorism and intelligence : a critical assessment
... national counter-terror responses also varies depending on the particular policy ...effective counter-terrorism work (police, judicial and intelligence operations) EU institutions can ‘only’ aspire ...
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Securitising Social Work: Counter Terrorism, Extremism, and Radicalisation
... of terrorism are therefore historically and globally complex (Crenshaw, ...about terrorism in the UK, and further ...support counter terrorism activity to ensure that those who wish to do harm ...
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Contesting identity and preventing belonging? An analysis of British counter terrorism policy since the Terrorism Act 2000 and the selective use of the terrorism label by the British Government
... traditional terrorism studies in that it is firmly embedded in the interpretivist approach, choosing not to privilege empiricist and positivist approaches to ...whilst terrorism is a social fact, it should ...
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The application of database technologies to the study of terrorism and counter terrorism : a post 9/11 analysis
... on terrorism and counter-terrorism have in- house panels and external advisors to offer advice on design and methodology, such as the GTD’s Advisory Board 145 ...in terrorism database design ...
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Higher Education and counter terrorism in the state of exception: the case of England
... Unlike Agamben, Butler argues that the state of exception has specific im- plications for those who are positioned as racial ‘others’, “how sovereignty […] works by differentiating populations on the basis of ethnicity ...
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Indo eu cooperation on counter terrorism: Opportunities and challenges
... International Terrorism Brussels They reaffirmed their “commitments to enhance counter terrorism cooperation, as contained in the 2005 EU India Joint Action Plan, as well as in the 2009 EU-India ...
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Characterising the UK Terrorist Threat: The Problem with Non Violent Ideology as a Focus for Counter Terrorism and Terrorism as the product of ‘Vulnerability’
... Despite the then broader ‘societal’ and ideological objectives to do with shared values within c-t strategy, the 2009 version of Contest restricted its definition of radicalisation to: ‘the process by which people come ...
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Contending cultures of counterterrorism: transatlantic divergence or convergence?
... Weaknesses in Europe’s internal security have persisted in spite of greater resources and attention over the last four years. First, the priority attached to counter terrorism varies amongst EU states. ...
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Examining deterrence and backlash effects in counter terrorism : the case of ETA
... starting date for the intervention period because this is precisely when the Spanish judge BaltasarGarzóninitiates the legal proceedings to suspend Batasuna’s political activities. 35 The most controversial of this list ...
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Citizenship, community, and counter terrorism : UK security discourse, 2001 2011
... Education, the Department for Innovation, Universities, and Skills, and the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) - for documents produced between January 2001 and December 2011 using the query: ...
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The new roles of the indonesian national police in counter terrorism
... combating terrorism, generally, could be integrated with other institutions than the ...and counter- ...of terrorism and also to provide positive image in public and ...combating terrorism and ...
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Book Review: Social Cohesion and Counter-terrorism: A Policy Contradiction?
... as an explanation for the lack of bridging social capital between minority Muslim communities and the majority White population. The social psychological literature that underpins this policy agenda is critiqued with ...
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House of Commons Library: Debate pack: Number CDP-2017-0036, 31 January 2017: Implementation of the Prevent Strategy
... Government’s approach. They failed to promote integration, and where they did promote it, they did so through the narrow prism of counter- terrorism. So we will do more than any Government before us to ...
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Passenger acceptance of counter-terrorism security measures in stations
... current counter- terrorism security measures in stations and the acceptability and perceived effectiveness of potential security ...various counter-terrorism security measures and point to ...
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Counter terrorism in a police state : the KGB and codename Blaster, 1977
... Surprisingly, such reticence is typical of modern terrorism. The Stanford political scientist Max Abrahms has observed that since 1968 “64 percent of worldwide terrorist attacks have been carried out by unknown ...
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Algorithmic autoimmunity in the NHS : radicalisation and the clinic
... of counter-radicalisation practice into the National Health Service ...into counter-terrorism and trained to report signs of radicalisation in patients and ...for counter-terrorism ...
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Human Rights and Counter Terrorism
... of terrorism to their country of origin or to other countries, where they allegedly face torture or ill treatment in violation of the core principals of the ...
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Is terrorism theatre? : dramaturgical metaphor in the cases of Budyonnovsk, Dubrovka and Beslan
... on terrorism. For instance, is all terrorism theatre, or is the theatrical metaphor restricted to the media-savvy international terrorism of the late 1960s and the 1970s, which relied heavily on the ...
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A neural network for counter terrorism
... Abstract This article presents findings concerned with the use of neural networks in the identification of deceptive behaviour. A game designed by psychologists and criminologists was used for the generation of data used ...
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