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NCJ Number: NCJ 032698  
Title: TERRORISM - THE PROBLEM, THE QUESTION OF CONTROL
Author(s): ANON
Corporate Author: University of Iowa
Institute of Public Affairs
United States
Sale: National Institute of Justice/
NCJRS paper reproduction
Box 6000, Dept F
Rockville, MD 20849
United States
Publication Date: Unknown
Pages: 21
Origin: United States
Language: English
Annotation: A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEM PRESENTED BY THE INCREASE IN TERRORIST ACTS INVOLVING POLITICAL FIGURES OR UNDERLYING POLITICAL MOTIVATIONS, AND OF AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL POLITICAL TERRORISM.
Abstract: IN THE UNITED STATES A TENDENCY IS SEEN TO RESORT TO POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN TIME OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL TURMOIL. THE PERMEABILITY OF NATIONAL BOUNDARIES AND THE WILLINGNESS OF MANY COUNTRIES TO CONDONE VIOLENCE FOR POLITICAL CAUSES WHICH THEY ESPOUSE ARE BOTH CONDUCIVE TO INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM. MEDIA COVERAGE ADDS IMPACT TO THE ACTS AND MAY SERVE TO ENCOURAGE OTHERS. UNILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL EFFORTS TO CONTROL SKYJACKING ARE OUTLINED. AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON THE PROTECTION OF DIPLOMATS, WITH PROVISIONS FOR EXTRADITION AND PROSECUTION, IS URGED, AS WELL AS INCREASED USE OF INTERPOL AS A VEHICLE FOR INTERNATIONAL POLICE COOPERATION. RELATED UNITED NATIONS ACTIVITIES ARE REVIEWED, AND CONSIDERATION OF THE POLITICAL ISSUES WHICH PROMPT TERRORISM IS SUGGESTED.
Index Term(s): Crime control programs ; Intl Criminal Police Organization ; Media support ; United Nations ; International extradition ; Political offenders ; Aircraft hijacking ; Political influences ; International cooperation ; International terrorism ; Diplomat security ; Society-crime relationships
 
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