The Policing of Terrorism

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Focusing on the evolution of counter-terrorism policing since September 11, 2001, this analysis examines the United States' approach while also comparing it to practices in Israel, Iraq, and international organizations like Interpol and Europol. It explores the complexities of law enforcement's role in combating terrorism, offering insights into how these strategies shape global security dynamics. The study is rooted in the criminology of terrorism, providing a critical perspective on contemporary policing methods and their implications for future security.