CIAO DATE: 10/06

Combating Terrorism and Its Implications for the Security Sector

Theodor H. Winkler, Anja H. Ebnöther, Mats B. Hansson, Editors

Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

February 2005

 

Table of Contents

• Front Matter

  • Introductory Remarks
    Henrik Landerholm, President of the Swedish National Defence College
    • College
    • Content

  • Preface
    Anja H. Ebnöther

• Introduction: Terrorism and the International Security Agenda since 2001
  Alyson J. K. Bailes

1. Historical Origins of the British Army’s Counterinsurgency and Counterterrorist Techniques
   Dr. Rod Thornton

2. Transnational Terrorism: The Newest Mutation in the Forms of Warfare
   Fred R. Schreier

3. The Post-Madrid Face of Al Qaeda
   Prof. Rohan K. Gunaratna

4. Counterterrorism Policies and Strategies: Keys to Effective Interagency Cooperation and National Security
   Michael Chandler

5. Terrorism and Parliamentary Control
   Dr. Willem F. van Eekelen

6. Combating Terrorism and Its Implications for the Polish Armed Forces
   Dr. Andrzej Karkoszka

7. Transformation of the Romanian Armed Forces in the Post–September 11 Environment: New Principles, New Missions, and New Capabilities for a New NATO
   Mihaela Matei

8. Combating Terrorism and Its Implications for Intelligence
   Fred R. Schreier

9. Policing Terrorism: Rhetoric and Implementation
   Prof. Otwin Marenin

10. The Contribution of Border Security Agencies in the War on Terror
    Andrus Oovel

11. The Implications of the Fight Against Terrorism for the French Gendarmerie
    Gén. Denis Vaultier

12. Private Military Companies
    Marina Caparini

13. A Lawful Fight Against Terrorism?
    Dr. Per Broström, Diana Amnéus

• Conclusions
  Ambassador Dr. Theodor H. Winkler

• About the Authors, Back Cover