PART ONE - THREATS
1: Introduction
2: Setting the Scene: The Threat Picture in a Globalised World
3: Tier One Threats
4: Tier Two Threats
5: Tier Three Risks
PART TWO - RESPONSES
6: Responses
PART THREE - STRATEGIES
7: Administering National Security: Governmental Strategies and
Structures
8: Boots on the Ground: Restructuring Military Capability
9: Fighting Asymmetric Conflicts
10: Domestic Policies: Counter-radicalisation and
Counter-terrorism
11: Partnerships: EU, the UN, NATO, and the 'Special
Relationship'
12: Conclusions
Dr Julian Richards is Co-Director at the Centre for Security and
Intelligence Studies at the University of Buckingham, and was
previously a researcher at Brunel University's Centre for
Intelligence and Security Studies. Prior to that, Dr Richards
worked for 16 years in intelligence, counter-terrorism analysis,
policy formation and training. In 1993, he was awarded a PhD from
Cambridge University for his thesis on nationalism in Pakistan, and
has since written
numerous papers on terrorism, counter-terrorism and security. He is
a regular facilitator on joint agency training programmes in the UK
on intelligence analysis and terrorism.
Not only is this an important addition to the academic world of
anti-terrorism law, but is essential reading especially for police
involved in airport security, transport police and readers
interested in security anywhere.
*Sally Ramage, The Criminal Lawyer*
Anyone involved with security issues, from those working in
intelligence and counter-terrorism, to those advising on government
policy, as well as researchers and academics, will all benefit by
Richards's thorough and systematic approach to this fraught,
controversial and difficult subject.
*Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor, Richmond Green
Chambers*
This book mostly 'unpacks' everything you need to know about
national security in a clear and simple way.
*Sally Ramage, The Criminal Lawyer*
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