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Below the Threshold of War: Organised Crime and Terrorism from the Perspective of a Gendarmerie Force
Transnational organised crime and terrorism are considered “internal” security issues with considerable cross-border potential. This chapter analyses how gendarmerie organisations cope with the emerging hybrid character of these threats, which present themselves below the threshold of war and are ty
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