Handbook of terrorism prevention and preparedness / Alex P. Schmid

Introduction: Terrorism Prevention and Preparedness.-- Front Matter.--Chapter 1: Introduction: Purpose and Organization of the Handbook.--Chapter 2: Terrorism Prevention: Conceptual Issues ( Definitions, Typologies and Theories).--Part I: Lessons for Terrorism Prevention from Literature in Related Fields.--Chapter 3: A Criminological Approach to Preventing Terrorism: Situational Crime Prevention and the Crime Prevention Literature.--Chapter 4: De-Exceptionalizing the Terrorist Phenomenon: Lessons and Concepts from Conflict Prevention and Transformation.--Chapter 5: Contributions from the Military Counterinsurgency Literature for the Prevention of Terrorism.--Chapter 6: “Killing Them to Save Us” : Lessons from Politicide for Preventing and Countering Terrorism.--Part II: Prevention and Radicalization.--Chapter 7: At the Crossroads: Rethinking the Role of Education in Preventing and Counterign Violent Extremism.--Chapter 8: Prevention of Radicalization to Terrorism in Prisons: A Practical Guide.--Chapter 9: Prevention of Radicalization to Terrorism in Refugee Camps and Asylum Centers.--Chapter 10: Preventing Terrorism from Students of Extremist Madrasahs: An Overview of Pakistan‘s Efforts.--Chapter 11: Prevention of Radicalization in Western Muslim Diasporas.--Chapter 12: Prevention of Radicalization on Social Media and the Internet.--Part III: Prevention of Preparatory Acts.--Chapter 13: Prevention of Recruitment to Terrorism.--Chapter 14: Prevention of Terrorist Financing.--Chapter 15: Prevention of Cross-Border Movements of Terrorists: Operational, Political, Institutional and Strategic Challenges for National and Regional Border Control.--Chapter 16: Prevention of the Procurement of Arms and Explosives by Terrorist Groups.--Chapter 17: Prevention of CBRN Materials and Substances Getting into the Hands of Terrorists.--Chapter 18: Prevention of (Ab-) Use of Mass Media by Terrorists (and vice versa).--Chapter 19: Prevention of (Ab-)Use of the Internet for Terrorist Plotting and Related Purposes.--Part IV: Prevention of, and Preparedness for, Terrorist Attacks.--Chapter 20: The Role of Intelligence in the Prevention of Terrorism (Early Warning – Early Response).--Chapter 21: Prevention of Low-tech, Lone Actor TerroristAttacks: The Case of the United States, 1970s - 2019.--Chapter 22: Prevention of Gun-, Knife-, Bomb- and Arson-based Killings by Single Terrorists.--Chapter 23: Prevention of Bomb Attacks by Terrorists in Urban Settings: Improvised Explosive Devices.--Chapter 24: Prevention of Kidnappings and Hostage-Takings by Terrorists.--Chapter 25: Preventing Suicide Attacks by Terrorists.--Chapter 26: The Terrorist Threat to Transportation Targets and Preventive Measures.--Chapter 27: Layers of Preventive Measures for Soft Target Protection against Terrorist Attacks.--Chapter 28: Prevention of Terrorist Attacks on Critical Infrastructure.--Chapter 29: Cyber Attacks by Terrorists and other Malevolent Actors: Prevention and Preparedness With Three Case Studies on Estonia, Singapore, and the United States.--Part V: Preparedness and Consequence Management.--Chapter 30: Prevention of Lasting Traumatization in Direct and Indirect Victims of Terrorism.--Chapter 31: Prevention of Public Panic in the Wake of Terrorist Incidents.--Chapter 32: Prevention of Major Economic Disruptions Following Acts of Terrorism — The Case of the 2002 and 2005 Bali Bombings.--Chapter 33: Prevention of Revenge Acts and Vigilantism in Response to Acts and Campaigns of Terrorism.--Chapter 34: Prevention of Human Rights Violations and Violations of International Humanitarian Law while Fighting Terrorism.--Conclusions
Chapter 35: Conclusions: Terrorism Prevention – The UN Plan of Action (2015) and Beyond.--General Bibliography on Terrorism Prevention and Preparedness.

This ambitious joint project aims to be an authoritative resource on counter-terrorism. The Handbook consists of five parts.