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The global fight against terror : an analysis of the effectiveness of counter-terrorism governance / Chris Bordeleau, Jeff J. Chalifoux, and Karina Sangha.

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Kanishka Research Project

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Alternate Title

Analysis of the effectiveness of counter-terrorism governance

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Publishers

  • [Vancouver, B.C.] : TSAS, 2015.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (91 pages) : charts, maps

Note

Authors affiliated with: Department of Political Science, University of Waterloo.
"TSAS is supported as a national strategic initiative funded by SSHRC and Public Safety Canada, along with the following departments of the federal government: Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)".
Includes list of abbreviations and acronyms.

Summary

"The goal of this paper is to provide recommendations for improving the existing system of CT governance with reference to five issue areas: (1) the diffusion of CT norms; (2) preventing the rise of terrorism; (3) intelligence and policing coordination; (4) countering terrorist financing; and (5) preventing nuclear terrorism. These five areas have been at the heart of CT governance since 9/11 and, although they are discussed separately in this paper, there is certainly a degree of overlap between them. Each of these areas will be discussed in turn, with attention being paid to why each is important in the fight against terrorism; the key governance efforts that are currently being undertaken in each area; how effective current governance efforts have been; and what actions should be taken to improve governance moving forward. The degree to which successes in each of these areas have actually contributed to a reduction in terrorist activity will be discussed where there is sufficient data to do so."--Page 4.

Subject

Online Access

Contents

Introduction -- Section 1: The diffusion of counter-terrorism norms -- Counter-terrorism norms at the global level -- Counter-terrorism norms at the regional level -- Counter-terrorism norms at the national level -- Factors inhibiting counter-terrorism norm diffusion -- Section 2: Preventing the rise of terrorism -- Factors conducive to terrorism -- Existing governance efforts -- Ways forward in preventing the rise of terrorism -- Section 3: Intelligence and policing coordination -- Existing governance efforts -- Ways forward in counter-terrorism intelligence and policing coordination -- Section 4: Countering terrorist financing -- The raising and movement of terrorist funds -- Existing governance efforts -- Ways forward in countering terrorist financing -- Section 4. Combating nuclear terrorism -- Assessing the threat of nuclear terrorism -- Existing governance efforts -- Ways forward in countering nuclear terrorism -- Conclusion -- References.

Series

Working paper series (TSAS) ; no. 15-01 (Jan. 2015)

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