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Terrorism, Drugs and Crime in Europe after 1992

01 January 1991

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Terrorism, Drugs and Crime in Europe after 1992
libdoc November=1991

Author: Clutterbuck Richard
Publisher: Routledge 1990 pp.231
Keywords: Law NI Police

Chapters:

Part 1 Introduction
1. The challenge of 1992

Part 2 Threat and response 1969-89
2. Foreign terrorists in Europe
3. Italy
4. West Germany
5. France, Benelux, Denmark and Ireland
6. Northern Ireland
7. Great Britain
8. Spain, Portugal and Greece
9. International crime and drug trafficking
10. European co-operation against terrorism

Part 3 Technological development
11. Computerised intelligence systems
12. Identification and detection of impersonation
13. Searching for guns, explosives and drugs

Part 4 Public safety and civil rights
14. Detection, arrest and civil liberties
15. Trial and sentence in face of intimidation

Part 5 What is to be done?
16. Future development of the threat
17. Fighting the war in a united Europe

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