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    1. Terrorism Understanding the Threat Course Text: Martin, Gus (2006). Understanding Terrorism . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
    2. Options
      • Use of Force
        • Coercive covert operations
        • Suppressive campaigns
        • Punitive/Preemptive strikes
      • Repressive
        • Covert Operations
        • Intelligence
        • Enhanced Security
        • Economic Sanctions
      • Conciliatory
        • Diplomacy
        • Social Reform
        • Concessions
      • Legalistic
        • Law enforcement
        • Criminalized terrorist behavior
        • International agreements
    3. Coercive Covert Opns
      • Special Operations Forces
        • Military
          • United Kingdom
            • Special Air Service (SAS)
            • Special Boat Service (SBS)
            • Royal Marine Commandos
          • France
            • 1 st Navy Parachute Infantry Regiment (1RPIMa)
            • French Navy Special Assault units
            • 11 th Parachute Division
            • Foreign Legion
    4. Coercive Covert Opns
      • Special Operations Forces
        • Military ( Continued )
          • Israel
            • Sayaret Makal
            • Parachite Sayaret
            • Golani Brigade
          • United States
            • 1 st Special Forces Ops Det – Delta
            • Special Forces Group
            • Sea Air Land Forces
            • 75 th Ranger Regiment
    5. Coercive Covert Opns
      • Special Operations Forces
        • Police
          • France – GIGN
          • Germany – GSG-9
          • Israel – YAMAS & YAMAM
          • Spain – GEO
          • United States – FBI’s HRT & Local SWAT
    6. Repressive Operations
      • Covert Operations
        • Infiltration
        • Disinformation
        • Cyberwar
      • Intelligence
        • HUMINT
        • SIGINT
        • Agencies
          • Great Britain – MI-5 & MI-6
          • United States – FBI & CIA
          • Germany – Bureau for Protection of the Constitution Military Intelligence Service
    7. Repressive Operations
      • Enhanced Security
        • Target Hardening (AT)
      • Economic Sanctions
        • Trade restrictions/controls imposed to pressure governments to moderate their behavior
        • For Success
          • International cooperation must remain firm
          • Trade leaks in the sanctions must be controlled
          • The sanctioned regime must suffer
    8. Conciliatory Options
      • Diplomacy
        • Peace Processes
        • Negotiations
      • Social Reform
      • Concessionary Options
    9. Legalistic Response
      • Law Enforcement and Counterterrorism
        • INTERPOL
        • Rewards for Justice
        • Sky Marshals
        • Profiling
          • Terrorist
          • Criminal
          • Racial
    10. Legalistic Response
      • Domestic Laws and Counterterrorism
        • Civil Liberties
        • Terrorism Courts
        • Qualified Amnesty
        • USAPATRIOT Act
    11. Legalistic Response
      • International Law – Treaties
        • Tokyo Convention – 1963
        • Hague Convention – 1970
        • Montreal Convention – 1971
        • CPPATTFCAPRETAIS (page 376)
      • International Courts
        • Intl Court of Justice
        • Intl Criminal Court
        • Intl Criminal Tribunal – former Yugoslavia
        • Intl Criminal Tribunal – Rwanda
    12. Chapter #14
      • The Future of Terrorism
        • Projections
        • New Threats
        • New Challenges
        • The United States
    13. Projections
      • New Terrorism
        • Communications & Technology use
        • Cell-based organizations
        • Low-tech tactics
        • High-tech weapons
      • State Terrorism
      • Dissident terrorism
      • Proxies
    14. New Threats
      • Sources not likely to change
      • Political violence will continue
      • National identity, racial supremacy, religious dogma & ideological beliefs
    15. New Challenges
      • Disrupting & preventing plans
      • Deterring transition from activism to violence
      • Implementing treaties and task forces
      • Minimizing destruction and casualties
    16. Responses
      • Government
        • Operations other than war
          • Peace process
          • Negotiation
          • Social reform
      • Society
        • Cultural and ideological shift
        • Efforts to promote inclusion
      • Countering Extremism
    17. Continued Use of Force
      • Eliminate terrorist threats
      • General deterrence (risk outweigh benefits)
      • Specific deterrence (focused message)
      • Demonstrate national will
    18. The United States
      • Homeland Security
    19. END
    20. Terrorism Understanding the Threat Class #16 Final Examination

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