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Thus, counterterrorism has been considered as yet another important agenda of states and other juridical entities (Durmaz 2007).... This study aims to look into the different methods falling under the umbrella of counterterrorism as well as the elements that the same must contain in order to ensure its success.... Background of the Study As earlier mentioned, counterterrorism refers to an important agenda of states and non-states in their attempt to respond to terrorist threats and attacks (Orttung and Makarychev 2006)....
39 Pages
(9750 words)
Dissertation
"The US counterterrorism Case History" paper reviews the development of US counterterrorist policies and practices, following the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the end of the bipolar world.... The Strategy defines the range of terrorist organizations that pose threat to the United States and the core principles that guide the US counterterrorism efforts.... Two sections, besides the introductory one, deal with key issues in crafting the US counterterrorism strategies, while the third section lays a particular emphasis on the current approach to countering acts of terror and terrorist networks....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay
he United States is still trying to improve counterterrorism collaboration with the government of Qatar.... This research paper "The Urgency of Fighting terrorism" discusses terrorism financing, which has drawn most of the attention of the Qatari government because of the severity of this crime and also its unfavorable effect on the national economy of the country.... Even the international community has made major attempts to fight terrorism, as shown in the many policies, strategies, and preventative measures implemented in the global arena....
7 Pages
(1750 words)
Research Paper
l-Qaeda is part of the "The World Islamic Front" (the networks of the networks) which further has many distinguished terrorist organizations from all over the world including, Osama bin Laden's al-qaida, Al Jihad, the Islamic Group, Jamaat ul Ulema-e-Pakistan, the Moslem Brotherhood, components of the 'black' (operational) network from the defunct Bank of Credit and Commerce Inc....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay
he 9/11 attacks upon the United States changed the vast majority of peoples' perceptions about the importance as well as the necessity for improved and extended counterterrorism units to prevent further bombings.... Are you bounded by any ethical considerations other than the need to prevent needless deaths through terrorism?
... How about someone who was a foreign national engage in terrorism in the United States?... What remedies are available to the government, if any, to deal with schools, mosques, and charities that indirectly support terrorism while not actually engaging in it?...
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Essay
This paper under the title "The Linking Failed States and Terrorism" focuses on the fact that in the aftermath of the September 11 bombings, the governments all over the world have deeply embraced counterterrorism as one of their major agenda that should be thoroughly discussed.... Firstly, the already chaotic environment of failed states 'provide an attractive venue for terrorist groups seeking to evade counterterrorism efforts of the United States and its [GWOT] partners' (Dempsey 2006, v)....
5 Pages
(1250 words)
Research Paper
Counter-terrorism Practices" paper reviews the development of US counterterrorism policies, following the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the end of the bipolar world.... The Strategy defines the range of terrorist organizations that pose threat to the United States and the core principles that guide the US counterterrorism efforts.... Two sections, besides the introductory one, deal with key issues in crafting the US counterterrorism strategies, while the third section lays particular emphasis on the current approach to countering acts of terror and terrorist networks....
9 Pages
(2250 words)
Coursework
llies overseas' (Panetta 2009 cited in CIA 2009) which makes it the CIA's mission to counter terrorism posted by Al Qaida.... dentifying the strengths and weaknesses of Al Qaida's tactics and techniques in carrying out its terroristic activities is necessary for mapping out counter-strategies to arrest its terrorism network....
7 Pages
(1750 words)
Case Study