Mithilesh Narayan Bhatt | Category: Law
Binding Type: Hard Binding
Book Details
ISBN: 9789384370527
YOP: 2017
Pages: 378
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India’s Internal National security has been facing many threatening challenges i.e. Cross-border threats – Jammu and Kashmir Militancy, Insurgency, Terrorism, Communal Violence, Caste and Linguistic Violence, Technological challenges, Corruption, Threats due to Vote bank politics, violent agitations, Left Wing Extremism, Organized Crimes Human trafficking, Illegal migration etc. Among all, terrorism is the most dominant danger to peace and security of nation. Though terrorism is a very common phenomenon all over the world but there is no official or universal definition of terrorism agreed on by everyone. Despite decades of assimilation of academic literature on the subject of terrorism no commonly accepted definition has been formed. Many legal and judicial steps have been taken to fight all these threats but at the same time, the threats keep changing their face with the change of time. The present book is an effort by like-minded academicians and scholars to highlight the issue of terrorism and its different facets along with the menace of other internal security challenges which at times are as grave as terrorism.
1. Theories and Different Kinds of Terrorism
2. Anti-Terror Laws in India: A Study in the Internal Security Mechanism
3. Terrorism in India: A Potential Threat to the National Integrity Vis-À-Vis Human Rights
4. Terrorism: A Study of Meaning, Causes and Evolution with Special Reference to India
5. Critical Evaluation of the Process Under Anti-Terrorist Laws in India
6. International Conventions and Role un Agencies in Combating Terrorism: An Overview
7. Terrorism Under International Criminal Law: An Overview
8. Narco Terrorism: An Infinite Quest for Future Solution
9. Scrutinizing Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 in North East India in Context of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
10. AFSPA: The Beginning, Judical View and Public Perception
11. Demographic Challenges in North-East India with a Special Focus on Illegal Immigration
12. Policing in India, Politicization of the Indian Police System and Safeguarding the Human Rights
13. Human Trafficking–The Indian Perspective
14. The Law on Parole and Probation in India Requires a Relook
15. National Cyber Security Policy, 2013: An Analysis
16. Organized Crime in India
Annexures
Bibliography
India’s Internal National security has been facing many threatening challenges i.e. Cross-border threats – Jammu and Kashmir Militancy, Insurgency, Terrorism, Communal Violence, Caste and Linguistic Violence, Technological challenges, Corruption, Threats due to Vote bank politics, violent agitations, Left Wing Extremism, Organized Crimes Human trafficking, Illegal migration etc. Among all, terrorism is the most dominant danger to peace and security of nation. Though terrorism is a very common phenomenon all over the world but there is no official or universal definition of terrorism agreed on by everyone. Despite decades of assimilation of academic literature on the subject of terrorism no commonly accepted definition has been formed. Many legal and judicial steps have been taken to fight all these threats but at the same time, the threats keep changing their face with the change of time. The present book is an effort by like-minded academicians and scholars to highlight the issue of terrorism and its different facets along with the menace of other internal security challenges which at times are as grave as terrorism.
1. Theories and Different Kinds of Terrorism
2. Anti-Terror Laws in India: A Study in the Internal Security Mechanism
3. Terrorism in India: A Potential Threat to the National Integrity Vis-À-Vis Human Rights
4. Terrorism: A Study of Meaning, Causes and Evolution with Special Reference to India
5. Critical Evaluation of the Process Under Anti-Terrorist Laws in India
6. International Conventions and Role un Agencies in Combating Terrorism: An Overview
7. Terrorism Under International Criminal Law: An Overview
8. Narco Terrorism: An Infinite Quest for Future Solution
9. Scrutinizing Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 in North East India in Context of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
10. AFSPA: The Beginning, Judical View and Public Perception
11. Demographic Challenges in North-East India with a Special Focus on Illegal Immigration
12. Policing in India, Politicization of the Indian Police System and Safeguarding the Human Rights
13. Human Trafficking–The Indian Perspective
14. The Law on Parole and Probation in India Requires a Relook
15. National Cyber Security Policy, 2013: An Analysis
16. Organized Crime in India
Annexures
Bibliography
