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A Critical Analysis of Recent Developments in UK Counter-terrorism Policies and the Implications of the Car Bomb Incidents of June 2007 (ARI) ARI 115/2007 - 29/10/2007 Frank Gregory This ARI reviews the recent developments in the UK’s Counter-terrorism policies and the new Prime Minister’s 25 July ‘Statement on Security’ within the wider context of the response to multi-faceted CT challenges.
Al-Qaeda’s Threat to Denmark (ARI) ARI 112/2007 - 23/10/2007 Michael Taarnby This analysis concerns Denmark as a potential target for al-Qaeda. It seeks to define and understand the nature of the threat by tracking the historical and current connections between Denmark and al-Qaeda.
A quantitative study of the terrorist activities linked to al-Qaeda in Iraq (ARI) ARI 79/2007 (Translated from Spanish) - 5/9/2007 Fernando Reinares, Olga Arroyo and Raquel Fontecha This ARI analyses where and how the attacks related to al-Qaeda in Iraq take place, as well as which are the preferred targets and the actual victims of this terrorist violence.
International Cooperation and Collaboration in the Fight Against Terrorism (ARI) ARI 29/2007 (Translated from Spanish) - 20/06/2007 José Enrique Díaz Díaz This ARI reviews cooperation and collaboration mechanisms in the fight against terrorism within the European Union and at other levels of international society.
The West and the Challenge of Radical Islam: An Interpretation (ARI) ARI 38/2007 (Translated from Spanish) Juan Avilés This paper proposes an interpretation of the rise of radical Islam and its clash with the West based on the tensions within Muslim countries as a result of their modernisation.
International Terrorism and Public Opinion in Spain (ARI) ARI 32/2007 (Translated from Spanish) - 2/4/2007 Rut Bermejo and Fernando Reinares Perceptions of Spanish public opinion of the current threat from international terrorism, its causes and the expectations of further Jihadist attacks.
What Threat Does Jihadist Terrorism Currently Pose to Spain? (ARI) ARI 33/2007 (Translated from Spanish) - 2/4/2007 Fernando Reinares Spain as a target for al-Qaeda, domestic impact of North African Jihadist terrorist networks under restructuring and likely consequences for national security.
To What Extent Does Al-Qaeda Still Pose a Threat to European Societies? (ARI) ARI 9/2007 (Translated from Spanish) - 1/2/2007 Fernando Reinares Al-Qaeda still exists as a terrorist structure differentiated from other groups in the global neo-Salafi Jihadist movement and it continues to pose a real threat to European societies. This threat may be direct or indirect. It is particularly serious in the case of the United Kingdom, although by no means insignificant for other European Union countries.
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