Understanding and responding to the terrorism phenomenon : a multi-dimensional perspective /
| Автор-организация: | NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Terrorist Operations Washington DC), North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Public Diplomacy Division. |
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| Други автори: | Nikbay, Ozgur., Hancerli, Suleyman. |
| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
Amsterdam ; Oxford :
IOS Press,
c2007.
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| Серия: |
NATO security through science series. Human and societal dynamics ;
vol. 21. |
| Предмети: |
Съдържание:
- Understanding and responding to terrorism / Suleyman Hancerli and Ozgur Nikbay
- A terrorist operational profile: a psycho-social paradigm and plan for their destruction / Thomas Strentz
- Historical and psychological reflections on the emergence of the new terrorism / Charles B. Strozier
- Biological weapons terrorism and transparency / Marie Isabelle Chevrier
- The demand side of terrorism: fear / Brian Forst
- Terrorism: a socio-economic analysis / Ismail Ozsoy
- Suicide attacks as a devastating terrorist modus operandi: an updated evaluation of Turkish cases / Ozgur Nikbay, Cindy J. Smith and Ekrem Mus
- Palestinian Istishadia campaign: a dynamic and practical tool / Yoram Schweitzer
- The rise of radical Islam in post-Soviet states: fiction or reality? / Kamil Yilmaz
- The rise of the periphery and peripheralization of the center: moderation of Islamic and Kurdish extremism in Turkey / Seda Demiralp
- War of paradigms: the PKK, Europe, and Turkey / Emrullah Uslu and Onder Aytac
- Narcoterrorism in Turkey: the financing of PKK-KONGRA GEL from illicit drug business / Ahmet Pek and Behsat Ekici
- Spatial pattern analysis of PKK-KONGRA GEL terror incidents in Turkey: 2003-2004 / Suleyman Demirci and I-Shian Suen
- Local law enforcement hostage/crisis negotiation: an essay on continued viability in the aftermath of the attacks of 9/11 / Robert J. Louden
- Probability of hostage fatality in hostage-taking terrorism: negotiation option and characteristics of negotiators / Murat Kocak
- Successful police negotiation strategies in terrorism motivated hostage situations / Suleyman Hancerli and Tuncay Durna
- Negotiating the terrorist hostage siege: are nations prepared to respond and manage effectively? / Gary W. Noesner
- Hostage negotiation: a systems perspective in a case study approach / Brian Richardson
- Kidnapping: a brief psychological overview / Mike Webster
- Disrupting the business of kidnapping: how kidnapping harms the world economy and how governments can thwart kidnapping organizations? / John Richardson ... [et al.]
- International kidnap negotiations: preparation, response & related issues / Stephen J. Romano
- Hijackings and aviation security / Ramazan Yalcinkaya and Aziz Ozmen
- Learning from the "lesser" acts: suggestions for improving responses to critical incidents / Tomas C. Mijares
- Situational crime prevention and the control of terrorism / Ronald V. Clarke and Graeme R. Newman
- Preventing terrorist attacks to critical infrastructure(s) by use of crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) / Morton Gulak ... [et al.]
- A community based multi-faceted response to the terrorist threat in Canada / Wayne Hanniman
- Implementing democratic policing in the PKK terrorism torn areas of Turkey / Tuncay Durna and Suleyman Hancerli
- Turkish government policies and the rise of the PKK/KONGRA-GEL / Niyazi Ekici, Murat Ozkan and Oguzhan Omer Demir
- Expansion of the executive power by the Patriot Act / Ali Ozdogan
- Proper proactive training to terrorist presence and operations in friendly urban environments / Maria (Maki) Haberfeld and Agostino von Hassell
- Comparative analysis of the role of intelligence in counterterrorism in Turkey and in the United States / Ferhat Goktepe and Serhan Ercikti
- The counter-terrorism issue in the U.S. and Turkey's policies / Murat Gunbeyi and Tarkan Gundogdu
- Role of Islamic political and legal thought for responding to terrorism / Leonid Sykiainen
- Globalizing security, securing globalization? Privatization, commodification and the 'new' terrorist threat / Keith Spence.