The Management of Terrorism Roots as a Prerequisite for Successful Fight Against Terrorism

Beinoravičius, Darijus; Vainiutė, Milda

doi:10.9770/jssi.2017.7.2(2)

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“…Terrorism is one of the most dangerous and unpredictable phenomenon of our times, which is gaining a great variety of forms and a more threatening scope. (Beinoravičius, Vainiutė 2017) The most recent report of Europol on terrorism also stresses that "In recent years there has been an increase in the frequency of jihadist attacks, but a decrease in the sophistication of their preparation and execution. Jihadist attacks, however, cause more deaths and casualties than any other terrorist attacks."…”

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Challenges for European Security Policy: Issues of the Prevention of Radicalization in the Context of the Right to Religious Education

Pranevičienė¹,

Vasiliauskienė²

2019

JSSI

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The article discusses the problem of prevention of radicalisation in religious schools in Europe. In this publication the authors of the publication aim to present a systematic analysis of the legal framework of religious education and its relationship and limitations in the aim to prevent radicalization. In order to achieve the aim of the research the following tasks will be carried out: revealing of the essence of the freedom of right of thought, religion and conscience and their relation to religious education; analysing documents, strategies and policies addressing the prevention of radicalization in Europe; evaluating the intersection of right to religious education and the need to prevent radicalisation. The question is relevant due to the ever-increasing number of terrorist acts performed by persons who have been born in European states (so called home-grown terrorists). The publication discusses the right to religion and the right to religious education and its limitations. The development of EU policy in the field of counter-terrorism and counter-radicalisation is extensively discussed. Finally, the guidelines are drawn for the conciliation of the freedom to religion and beliefs and the pressing need to prevent persons from radicalisation.

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Challenges for European Security Policy: Issues of the Prevention of Radicalization in the Context of the Right to Religious Education

Pranevičienė¹,

Vasiliauskienė²

2019

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“…al. [16; 17]; Kushnirovich [18]; Sanchez-Pages and Garcia [19]; Bove and Elia [20]; Lincényi, [21]; Kordík and Kurilovská, [22]; Beinoravičius and Vainiutė [23]; Avdeev et al [24]) show that immigration can lead to both positive and negative effects on the countries' demographic, economic, cultural and criminogenic situation depending on immigrants' education, age, gender and other characteristics. Even if immigration leads to positive transformation of the country, people's attitude towards immigrants can be negative.…”

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Society’s attitudes towards impact of immigration: case of EU countries

Butkus¹,

Mačiulytė-Šniukienė²,

Matuzeviciute³

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One of the most pressing problems nowadays attracting attention of EU citizens is the integration of immigrants. During the recent period immigration flows to the EU, especially external, were growing considerably-the number of international immigrants in the EU has increased by 57.5 percent over 2000-2015. One of the factors leading to successful integration of immigrants is attitudes towards them regarding their impact on countries' socioeconomic , cultural or other transformation. Empirical studies show that immigration can lead to both positive and negative effects on countries' demography, economy, culture and criminogenic situation depending on the immigrants' education, age, gender and other characteristics. Nevertheless, even if immigration leads to a positive transformation of the country, society's attitude towards immigration can be negative and this can complicate the process of integration. For this reason, it is important to investigate not only the effects of immigration on countries' demography, economy, culture and other areas, but also to investigate society's attitudes towards benefits and losses of immigration. We employed binary logistic regression to analyse the EU society's attitudes towards consequences of immigration. The results show that public attitudes toward consequences of immigration are largely negative, especially towards impact on criminogenic situation and this does not match actual impact empirically researched by other authors and presented in the literature review.

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“…Important roles of the public administration in the Slovak Republic also include the formation and reinforcement of the state security system, which is important precondition of development of sustainable entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development of country in current turbulent and insecure world (Beinoravičius, Vainiutė 2017;Danišauskas 2017;Zeman et al 2017;Tumalavičius, Šakočius, 2017;Kuril 2018).…”

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Public administration for safe and secure environment: case of Slovak Republic

Kuril¹

2018

JESI

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Abstract. Important roles of the public administration in the Slovak Republic also include the formation and reinforcement of the state security system. The notion of civil service is not uniformly understood in legal theory. The Institute has a complex character, which includes a wide range of theoretical and practical questions. We understand the state service as the activity of civil servants. Those acting for a state are members of civil service. The state service may also designate the legal regime of the employees of the state apparatus, or the civil service may represent people as well as the activities of persons operating in the state apparatus. State employee is a person in a legal relationship with the state. The specific form of state service is depending on a number of factors in a number of countries. The embedding of state service in the constitutions of European states has several content ranges. Public administration impacts safety and security of a country, and therefore is considered as precondition of sustainable entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development of any country.

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The Management of Terrorism Roots as a Prerequisite for Successful Fight Against Terrorism

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Challenges for European Security Policy: Issues of the Prevention of Radicalization in the Context of the Right to Religious Education

Challenges for European Security Policy: Issues of the Prevention of Radicalization in the Context of the Right to Religious Education

Society’s attitudes towards impact of immigration: case of EU countries

Public administration for safe and secure environment: case of Slovak Republic

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