Centro de Documentação da PJ
Monografia
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The problem of warning [Documento electrónico] : homeland security and the evolution of terrorism advisory systems / Taylor Grossman.- Stanford : [s.n.], 2015.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
Tese submetida ao "Interschool Honors Program in International Security Studies", Universidade de Stanford, tendo como orientador Amy B. Zegart. Ficheiro de 2,17 MB em formato PDF (131 p.).
TERRORISMO, PREVENÇÃO CRIMINAL, ORGANIZAÇÃO POLICIAL, VIGILÂNCIA POLICIAL, VIGILÂNCIA ELECTRÓNICA, ESTADOS UNIDOS
Chapter I — A tale of two warning systems. Introduction. The rise and fall (and rise) of a warning system. The anatomy of warning. A “case study” approach. Methodology and sources. Findings and conclusion. Chapter II — Building Homeland Security: processes, individuals, and institutions. Explaining warning system evolution. A note about effectiveness. Chapter III — “Roy G. Biv” to the rescue. Introduction. The birth of a new warning system. Organizing for Homeland Security: the DHS debate and the fate of warning. Explanation 1: Policy streams. Explanation 2: Individual interests and leadership. Explanation 3: Organizational politics. Chapter IV — The death of warning? Introduction. All quiet on the home front. Explanation 1: Policy streams. Explanation 2: Individual interests and leadership. Explanation 3: Organizational politics. Chapter V — A new name for an old problem. Introduction. Rebirth: the rise of the NTAS. Explanation 1: Policy streams. Explanation 2: Individual interests. Explanation 3: Organizational politics. Chapter VI — Conclusions. Bibliography.