Vurdering av konsekvenser ved etablering av ytre perimeter rundt nytt regjeringskvartal

Securing Cities in the Global War on Terrorism: The Case of Oslo

“…The empirical data consists of media articles, official documents, research publications and interviews, including 10 interviews in 2018 with representatives from the municipality of Oslo, Oslo Police District and other stakeholders about urban counterterrorism measures in Oslo. One of the authors of this book chapter has previously engaged in several projects regarding the security of the Government Quarter [11,51,52] and the Norwegian understanding and conceptualisation of terrorism and counterterrorism [16,20,22,[53][54][55][56][57], which this book chapter is also based on. In the data analysis, we examined the development of urban counterterrorism from 9/11 to the present in Oslo.…”

“…In 2018, it was estimated that the 75-metre standoff security distance from the buildings in the Government Quarter would have consequences for 340 private businesses, with 5500 employees located within the perimeter of the security zone of the Government Quarter. The security zone in and around the Government Quarter consists of multiple layers of security measures, such as surveillance cameras, bollards, control stations, security guards and probably artificial intelligence such as car sign recognition technology [51]. All measures are reactive measures aimed at preventing a similar attack from happening again.…”