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Integrative and complementary approach in the fight against / Rajko Kozmelj

Autor: kozmelj, RajkoIn: Investigação Criminal = Revista semestral de investigação criminal, ciências criminais e forenses. - Nº10 (maio 2016),p.24-36Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: TERRORISMO | CRIME VIOLENTO | ANÁLISE CRIMINAL -- ESLÓVENIA Resumo: Slovenia initiated the development of an Integrative and Complementary Approach in the Fight against Terrorism nd Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans (hereinafter:WBCTi) in 2014. The originally Slovenian initiative, eveloped with the support of the Brdo Process Ministerial Conference in 20141, was presented to the Council orking bodies, and was later supported by a majority of Member States, EU institutions, agencies, other nternational partners as well as countries of the Western Balkans. It was successfully established as an EU nitiative in 2015. It is aimed to eliminate further duplications and overlapping in countering terrorism and violent xtremism activities in the Western Balkan region through a new cost-effective concept. The latter builds upon the eeds and priorities identified together with the Western Balkan countries and external partners active in the egion. It and utilises a combined bottom-up and top-down approach – while also taking into account on-going and lanned activities as well as available funding.
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Slovenia initiated the development of an Integrative and Complementary Approach in the Fight against Terrorism nd Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans (hereinafter:WBCTi) in 2014. The originally Slovenian initiative, eveloped with the support of the Brdo Process Ministerial Conference in 20141, was presented to the Council orking bodies, and was later supported by a majority of Member States, EU institutions, agencies, other nternational partners as well as countries of the Western Balkans. It was successfully established as an EU nitiative in 2015. It is aimed to eliminate further duplications and overlapping in countering terrorism and violent xtremism activities in the Western Balkan region through a new cost-effective concept. The latter builds upon the eeds and priorities identified together with the Western Balkan countries and external partners active in the egion. It and utilises a combined bottom-up and top-down approach – while also taking into account on-going and lanned activities as well as available funding.

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