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POLITICAL TERRORISM: THEORY, TACTICS AND COUNTER-MEASURES refdoc

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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = 323.28
G Wardlow
CUP, 1982 218pp RB33346
Outlines the important considerations of policy which confront
any democratic state trying to combat terrorism whilst
remaining democratic. As a background to policy analysis, Part
One provides a definition and an outline of the history, theory,
operation and effects of terrorism. Part Two presents basic
policy issues which should be the subject of public debate and
examines the role of intelligence agencies, police, defence
forces, legislation and international treaties in combatting
terrorism. Assesses the likely developments in terrorist
activity and the responses to it.

intelligence services, counter terrorist, armed forces, police

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