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187782
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Warwick, Helion and Company Ltd, 2022.
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70p.pbk
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Asia@War
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9781915070586
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154401
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147014
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New Delhi, Lancer Publishers and Distributors, 2000.
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290p.hbk
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8170621097
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018948
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Jan-March 2001.
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19-32
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151998
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Despite a well-integrated Muslim population, and an environment where there is no tangible discrimination or lack of opportunity, the Jihadist ideology has succeeded in taking root in Trinidad. Links with organized crime have helped fuel the movement and strong links have been forged with ISIS and Al-Qaeda with the result that at least 89 Trinidadians are now in Syria. It is also argued that some Trinidadian Muslims have succumbed to the messages broadcast by ISIS and that the lure of fighting for an Islamic Caliphate has found resonance. The conclusion will show that a lack of political consensus and will has hampered the country’s ability to effectively neutralize the challenge thus posed.
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152433
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New Delhi, IDSA, 2017.
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59p.pbk
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IDSA Occasional Paper no.; 45
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9789382169734
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091261
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2009.
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For the Indian police to avoid the mistakes of the past, a multi-pronged approach must be taken on a nation-wide basis to rectify shortcomings and to improve the ability of police units to respond to this type of fidayeen attack. There have been many detailed recommendations made over the decades to improve the performance of the Indian police in general and certain units in particular.
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110277
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2012.
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A wealthy twin-island nation, Trinidad and Tobago has had few serious disasters to challenge its capacity to cope with such incidents. Although several plans for disaster management exist, these have remained largely th eoretical exercises. However, recent instances of devastating earthquakes in Haiti and Japan, with the accompanying tsunami in the latter, have prompted some steps towards an enhanced role for the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force (TTDF) in disaster management. This paper will seek to outline the disaster management framework of Trinidad and Tobago and to highlight the role of the TTDF detailed therein. It will also give a brief outline of the practical experience of the TTDF in regional disaster management and highlight recent steps to improve capabilities. However, it will be shown that, despite these efforts, substantial capability gaps remain and limit the ability of the TTDF to perform its specified disaster management tasks.
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