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200 _aThe ten commandments for effective counterterrorism
_fSimon Perry, David Weisburd, Badi Hasisi
311 _a(*) CD 301. In: The handbook of the criminology of terrorism / ed. Gary LaFree, Joshua D. Freilich. - Hoboken : Wiley-Blackwell, 2017. ISBN 978-1-118-92395-5. p. 482-494.
463 _t(*) CD 301. In: The handbook of the criminology of terrorism / ed. Gary LaFree, Joshua D. Freilich. - Hoboken : Wiley-Blackwell, 2017. ISBN 978-1-118-92395-5. p. 482-494..
330 _aFirst Commandment - Reduce the opportunities for terrorists to attack. Second Commandment - Reduce the opportunities proactively and responsively, combining offensive and defensive measures. Third Commandment - execute proactive offense based on quality, available and timely intelligence, and operational capabilities. Fourth Commandment - implement "target hardening" based on a risk analysis for vulnerabilities. Fifth Commandment - constantly create a hostile operating environment for terrorists through bottleneck passages that generate intelligence footprints. Sixth Commandment - Conducting drills in order to train security forces in effective methods of delaying attacks that have already been launched. Seventh Commandment - secure, evacuate, restore order, and collect evidence and intelligence at an attack scene - effectively and rapidly. Eighth Commandment - deploy, equip, and train fast response teams. Ninth Commandment - clearly define the division of authority and responsibility, and practice crucial procedures and inter/intra-agency cooperation and partnerships. Tenth Commandment - educate, communicate, and update the public before, during, and after a terrorist event. Conclusion. References.
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