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European Democracies Against Terrorism


ISBN13: 9780754620150
ISBN: 0754620158
Published: July 2002
Publisher: Routledge
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



In this multidisciplinary volume, contributors critically assess the different measures designed and implemented by western European democratic governments since the late 1960s in order to counter the challenge of terrorism. The work also analyzes the problems and perspectives surrounding intergovernmental co-operation against such evolving phenomenon, as developed within the framework of the European Union.

Contents:
Part 1 Governmental policies: a strategic framework for countering terrorism, Bruce Hoffman; the United Kingdom's approach to terrorism - the response of European judicial institutions and the impact of the Northern Ireland ""peace process"", David Bonner; le politiques de lutte contre le terrorism - enjeux francais, Daniel Hermant and Didier Bigo; countering terrorism in Italy from 1969 to 1983, Luciana Stortoni-Wortmann.
Part 2 Intergovernmental co-operation: the Maastricht Third Pillar, counter-terrorism and liberal democratic acceptability, Peter Chalk; the fight against terrorism in the Second and Third Pillar of the Maastricht Treaty - complement or overlap?, Monica den Boer; counter-terrorism as an objective of European police co-operation, Malcolm Anderson; counter-terrorism policy in Fortress Europe - implications for human rights, Ronald D. Crelinsten and Iffet Ozut.