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Out of reach? : the role of community policing in preventing terrorism in Canada / Charlie Edwards, Calum Jeffray and Raffaello Pantucci.

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Location

Kanishka Research Project

Resource

e-Books

Alternate Title

Role of community policing in preventing terrorism in Canada

Authors

Publishers

  • [London, England] : RUSI, 2015.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (xii, 59 pages)

Summary

"This report looks specifically at the phenomenon of lone-actor terrorism in Canada alongside the community engagement programme of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), with a view to making recommendations. ... This report therefore seeks to explore whether the RCMP’s community engagement programme is developing the necessary community-based projects, relationships and initiatives to support the government’s wider counter-terrorism efforts across Canada. A key component of the study involved the research team working with law-enforcement practitioners in key Canadian cities to better define the lone-actor threat to the country, and to understand and outline Canadian agencies’ responses to it. "--Pages viii-ix.

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Online Access

Series

Occasional paper.

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