Titlebook: European Security, Terrorism and Intelligence; Tackling New Securit Christian Kaunert (Senior Lecturer in Internationa Book 2013 Palgrave M

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Keith Morrison,Moleen Monita Nandof dramatic securitising speech acts that can be identified in national contexts’ (Léonard, 2010, p. 236). Nevertheless, there is . evidence that there may have been securitisation processes at play in the development of the EU counter-terrorism policy. This is suggested by the adoption of some extr

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Shahid Farooq,Sami Ul-Allah,Mubshar Hussainologies designed to counteract the expansion of international terrorism after the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 in the United States (US) (9/11), is also part of the narrative about the causes or consequences of the privatisation of security.

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The European Union as a Comprehensive Police Actor; Mounier, 2008); this is done in order to protect the EU’s ‘safe’ internal space from the ‘unsafe’ external environment, and also to externalise EU internal security standards and ‘best European practices’ in police matters (Collantes Celador, 2009; Mounier, 2008). This may be viewed as part of sch

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