Suchergebnisse

Worldwide response: Whitty, G.: Terrorism: defining the threat. - S. 9-13. European views - on the level of organisations: Faber, P.: NATO in countering terrorism - today and tomorrow. - S. 15-30. Nysten, H.: The EU in countering terrorism. - S. 31-336. Cederberg, A.: OSCE and terrorism. - S. 37-43. Impacts in individual states: Cobbold, R.: Response of an individual state. - S. 45-57. Alafuzoff, G.: Terrorism in Russia and Russian terrorism. - S. 59-65. ... Impact on total defence system - the Finnish case: Kuusela, J.: Threat perceptions and the military response in Finland. - S. 73-76. Laitinen, I.: Challenges and response at the borders. - S. 77-81. Laine, E.: Terrorism - the Finnisch police perspective. - S. 83-85. Partanen, P.: Response of the state's rescue system. - S. 87-92

Hario, P.: Trust-based cooperation : a key to more secured European Union. - S. 87-92

Coker, C.: The global security environment post-September 11th. - S. 3-11. Kamp, K.-H.: Seven theses on the future of NATO. - S. 13-18. Bailes, A.: The United States and the United Kingdom. - S. 19-22. Dörfer, I.: Europe and the United States: drifting apart? Implications for Sweden. - S. 23-27. Froling, T.: Drifting apart? Europe and the United States. - S. 29-37. Sakkov, S.: Implications for Northern Europe - personal remarks. - S. 39-42

Friberg, R.: Security-political prospects in Northern Europe at the beginning of the millennium. - S. 7-12. Antola, E.: From a civilian power to a world power. - S. 13-28. Rühle, M.: Prospects for NATO in the Baltic area. - S. 29-33. Knutsen, B. O.: The Nordic dimension in the evolving European security structure. - S. 35-49. Alafuzov, G.: Russia's security-political interests in the Baltic area after the Cold War. - S. 51-62. Hugemark, B.: Crisis management in the Baltic Sea area. - S. 63-68. Lejins, A.: Baltic military cooperation. - S. 69-74. Ries, T.: Finland. The case for NATO. - S. 75-94. Ruhala, K.: Finland's security. The case for European Union. - S. 95-103

Raitasalo, J.; Sipilä, J.: Reconstructing war after the Cold War. - S. 1-24 Jeppsson, T.: Asymmetrisk krigföring : en aktuell krigföringsform. - S. 25-62 Rantapelkonen, J.: Information power vs military power. - S. 63-82 Mäkelä, J.: Combating terrorism in Nordic countries : a comparative study of the military's role. - S. 83-150 Mohlin, M.: Private military companies : a new strategic tool. - S. 151-164

Omelicheva, M.: Russia's counterterrorism legislation, warts and all. - S. 1-20. Konovalov, I.: Structure of the fight against terrorism in the Russian Federation. - S. 21-30. Malkki, L.: Liberal climate as antidote for terrorism? - S. 31-46. Saini, s.: The challenges of combating terrorism in India. - S. 47-60. Giroux, J.: The perfect springboard: examining the targeting of energy infrastructure in the 21th century. - S. 61-76

Eskola, S.: Introduction : crisis management in crisis? - S. 1-12 Airaksinen, T.: Thinking about the logic and ethics of coercion. - S. 13-18 Anans, D.: Dangers of management speak : politics of crisis management and erasures of histories. - S. 19-23 Behnke, A.: Crisis management as a civilisatory project : NATO's experience in the Balkans. - S. 25-45 Liesinen, K.: The aceh case : an example of decommissioning and reintegration. - S. 47-64 Foxley, T.: Afghanistan : progress, problems, prospects. - S. 65-72 Bailes, A.J.K.: Motives for overseas missions : the ggod, the bad and the ugly. - S. 73-86 Raitasalo, J.: (Why on earth) should small states do expeditionary operations? - S. 87-103 Mohlin, M.: Private military companies : assets or liabilities in the future crisis management? - S. 105-115

Wedin, L.: The concept of crisis management. - S. 11-25 Caplan, R.: Nation-building: history and evolution of the concept. - S. 26-33 Kangasmäki, V.: Civil-military co-operation. - S. 34-43 Vanonen, K.: Potential role of EU crisis management in post-conflict nation-building? - S. 53-60 Arola, P.: Conflict resolution and post-conflict reconstruction : perspectives during the Aceh peace talks. - S. 71-78 Laitiainen, T.: Military crisis management in Afghanistan. - S. 79-84 Isberg, J.: International military crisis management in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - S. 85-90 Sauer, K.: Conflict, stability and integration : lessons learned in the West Balkans. - S. 91-96

Törnudd, K.: National defence and international security. - S. 3-6. Spiering, J.: The Nordic-Baltic security situation seen from NATO's perspective. - S. 7-20. Alafuzoff, G.: Russian military policy seen from a Nordic-Baltic perspective. - S. 21-30. Hollo, I.: Finnish defence forces - the present and the future. - S. 31-40. Rosenius, F.: Sweden's defence forces - in a radical change. - S. 41-48. Kerttunen, M.: Defence study 2000 - Norway. - S. 49-84

Karanko, K.: African crisis - challenges for international community and local actors. - S. 7-12 Boshoff, H.: The characteristics of the African conflict environment. - S. 13-20 Bucher, J.: A sociological perspective. - S. 21-28 Richoux, N.: Africa as an operational environment. - S. 29-40 Besenyö, J.: Logistic experiences; the case of Dafur. - S. 41-58 Adebo-Kiencke, F. A.; Schumacher, H.; Shalaby, S.: Panel discussion: the dynamics of peace and security in Africa. - S. 59-80 Anyidoho, H. K.: African Union's evolving crisis management capabilities. - S. 81-98 Heikkilä, J.: European Security and Defence Policy, Africa and Finland's EU presidency : a challenging equation. - S. 99-108 Diakite, F. S.; Mäenpää, S.: Panel discussion: the future of the European Union peaces support operations in Africa. - S. 109-118

Ries, T.: The new security agenda. - S. 7-26 Bailes, A. J. K.: The security challenges for the European Union : which kind of EU for response? - S. 27-38 Delpech, T.: Necessity and conditions for multilateral security cooperation in the new security environment. - S. 39-47 Ojanen, H.: Development of the European Union's security and defence policy : are there different scenarios? - S. 51-56 Coker, C.: A view from the edge : do we need to contain the United States? - S. 57-68 Sivonen, P.: Finland's policy alternatives for the future. - S. 71-74