Globalization Of Terror : A Threat To Global Economy

This book discuss the most sophisticated theories by the best terrorist analysts in the world, while still focusing on the domestic and international threats of terrorism and the basic security issues that surround terrorism today. The student-oriented writing style is complemented by rich pedagogy, and there is an adequate amount of research and theoretical discussion to make this the ideal text for both the undergraduate and graduate-level courses. The only reference of its kind for emergency responders, this updated book is a guide to the most significant points that surround the emergency response processes needed to cope with terrorism incidents. It highlights what is required to establish and implement tactical goals during such events, including new equipment and strategies that can enhance a responder's detection, monitoring and protection.
About Author :
Niranjan Doss has obtained his M Phil from CC Singh University. He is an Assistant Professor of International Politics at DAV college of Arts and Commerce, where he co-directs the students towards role of Politics in International environment. His research interests are in discovering Terrorism and their activities in South Asia. His recent papers have appeared in International Security magazines and in journals. He also participated in various conferences and seminars organized by Govt. and Private Organizations.
Contents :
Contents Preface 1. Terror in the Information Age 2. Transnational Criminal Networks 3. Absolute Power for Maintaining Terror 4. Maintaining Camp Timing for Terror 5. Classes and Classification for Globalized Terror 6. Cyber Activists use the Internet to Promote Democracy 7. Hacktivism and Cyber terrorism: Tool for Influencing Foreign Policy 8. Work and Slavery in Globalized Terror 9. Violent Excesses of Terror 10. Promoting Democracy in Economy 11. Role of International Human Rights in Conflict Resolution 12. Techniques of Terror Punishment 13. Normative Framework for Abolishing Terror 14. Network and Netwars Bibliography Index