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Policy Article

Intelligence for Counter‐Terrorism: Technology and Methods

Abraham Wagner, August 2011

Summary

In recent years, access to new information, communications and weapons technologies has enabled criminal and terrorist operations on a scale previously unobtainable. While the number of terrorists and terrorist organizations has increased, the nature of their operations has changed dramatically as well. Understanding and countering modern terrorist operations poses a significant challenge for law enforcement and security services.

Keywords

Policing Counter-Terrorism Intelligence

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Theme
Policy
Type
Article
Format
Adobe PDF
Published
3 August 2011
Author
Abraham Wagner
Access
Open access

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