Transforming homeland security : U.S. and European approaches

Transforming homeland security U.S. and European approaches

Borchert, H.: Homeland security and transformation : why it is essential to bring together both agendas. - S. 3-22 Brimmer, E.: From territorial to societal security. - S. 23-42 Föhrenbach, G.: Transatlantic homeland security and the challenges of diverging risk perception. - S. 43-58 Gustenau, G.:...

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Körperschaften: Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Center for Transatlantic Relations (BerichterstatterIn), Center for Transatlantic Relations (BerichterstatterIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Brimmer, Esther (BerichterstatterIn), Gustenau, Gustav E. (BerichterstatterIn), Neville-Jones, Pauline (BerichterstatterIn), Korb, Lawrence J. (BerichterstatterIn), Bell, Sandra J. (BerichterstatterIn), Borchert, Heiko (BerichterstatterIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: Washington, DC Center for Transatlantic Relations, The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced Internat. Studies, The Johns Hopkins Univ. 2006
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Europäische Union > Sicherheitspolitik > Innere Sicherheit > Bedrohungsanalyse > Militärische Kooperation > Kollektive Sicherheit > Terrorismus > Bekämpfung > Konzeption > Strategie > Internationaler Vergleich > Internal security > Europe > United States > Terrorism > Prevention > USA > Foreign relations > Konferenzschrift > Zivil-militärische Zusammenarbeit
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Zusammenfassung:Borchert, H.: Homeland security and transformation : why it is essential to bring together both agendas. - S. 3-22 Brimmer, E.: From territorial to societal security. - S. 23-42 Föhrenbach, G.: Transatlantic homeland security and the challenges of diverging risk perception. - S. 43-58 Gustenau, G.: The concept of homeland security in the European Union and Austria. - S. 59-80 Korb, L. J.: What does the United States need to do? The United States and homeland security. - S. 81-94 Dalgaard-Nielsen, A.: Structures and cultures - civil military cooperation in homeland security : the Danish case. - S. 95-114 Lindstrom, G.: The EU's approach to homeland security : balancing safety and European ideals. - S. 115-132 Bell, S. J.: Defending critical infrastructure and systems. - S. 133-152 Boyer, Y.: Intelligence cooperation and homeland security. - S. 153-162 Neville-Jones, P.; Fisher, N.: Homeland security and the role of business. - S. 163-170
Borchert, H.: Homeland security and transformation : why it is essential to bring together both agendas. - S. 3-22 Brimmer, E.: From territorial to societal security. - S. 23-42 Föhrenbach, G.: Transatlantic homeland security and the challenges of diverging risk perception. - S. 43-58 Gustenau, G.: The concept of homeland security in the European Union and Austria. - S. 59-80 Korb, L. J.: What does the United States need to do? The United States and homeland security. - S. 81-94 Dalgaard-Nielsen, A.: Structures and cultures - civil military cooperation in homeland security : the Danish case. - S. 95-114 Lindstrom, G.: The EU's approach to homeland security : balancing safety and European ideals. - S. 115-132 Bell, S. J.: Defending critical infrastructure and systems. - S. 133-152 Boyer, Y.: Intelligence cooperation and homeland security. - S. 153-162 Neville-Jones, P.; Fisher, N.: Homeland security and the role of business. - S. 163-170
Beschreibung:XXXVI, 177 S.
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ISBN:0976643448
0-9766434-4-8