Homeland security organization in defence against terrorism (IOS Press, 2012)
"Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Homeland Security Organization in Defence Against Terrorism, Ankara, Turkey, 19-20 November 2009"--Title page verso. - International conference proceedings. - Includes indexes
Includes bibliographical references and index
Terrorism today and tomorrow: An analysis and projection study / Ercan Çitlioğlu -- Winning back religion: Countering the misuse of scripture / Şaban Ali Düzgün -- Homeland security in the United States: Lessons from the American experience / Christopher Bellavita -- CONTEST II --The United Kingdom's counter terrorism strategy / Maya Sivagnanam, J.P.I.A.G. Charvat -- Role of an international organization in homeland security against terrorism: The European Union / Davide Casale -- Law as a homeland security tool in the defence against terrorism: The universal legal framework for the criminal justice response to terrorism / Dominika Švarc -- Homeland security policing against terrorism: Tactics and investigations / Phillip D. Schertzing -- The challenge of international terrorism / Paul Wilkinson -- Strategic communication: Winning and reassuring domestic minds including minorities / Viorel Mihăilă -- Homegrown terrorism as a challenge for homeland security / Dragan Simeunovic -- The threat of weapons of mass destruction to homeland security / Mustafa Kibaroglu -- National, homeland and human security: Conceptual development, globalization and risk / Keith Spence -- Ideological rehabilitation: A necessary component of the counterterrorism strategy in Singapore / Jolene Jerard
This book presents the proceedings of the NATO Centre of Excellence - Defence Against Terrorism (COE-DAT) Advanced Research Workshop entitled Homeland Security Organization in Defence Against Terrorism, held in Ankara, Turkey, in November 2009. The workshop brought together participants from some 13 countries and consisted of five sessions: current threats to homeland security from terrorism; homeland security organization; legal and security responses to terrorism in homeland security; the challenge of international terrorism; other threats; and countering radicalization and the psychology of terrorism. During these sessions, presentations by thirteen expert speakers from eight countries were followed by a debate. The workshop concluded with a final discussion of all the topics reflected in the individual papers presented