Suchergebnisse

Terrorism and organized crime, and especially terrorism is ever increasing to being as the most serious threat and the challenge of all challenges to national security and therefore for international safety.Hence is the national and international mobilization in order to deal with this challenge. The current doctrine and concept of protection from these threats and challenges are apparently proved insufficient or "narrow", thus the strategy of combating and preventing the threat of this kind of Security should be redefined and restructured. In this restructuring and the redefinition of the strategy, without a doubt, the primary issue is the need of a strategic cooperation between intelligent services and police. By saying this we consider the newly created situation and the aggressive imposition of modern terrorism, where except brutality, the other characteristic of manifestationof current terrorist activities is the tactic and craftiness of terrorist groups as well as indoctrination of highintensity, which makes them difficult to defeat. This deep ideological indoctrination on religious or national basis increases the need for prevention and their demystification anddeideologizing. This new strategy cannot succeed without a very close cooperation between intelligent and police services. By intelligent, it is meant on the state intelligent services and intelligent services of allcountries, countries of the coalition against global terrorism.

ISRD-3 na Kosovu, kao i u drugim zemljama je koordiniran od strane istraživačke grupe prof. Martin Killias i financira ga Savezna služba za migracije.Kosovo nije sudjelovalo u prethodna dva talasa ove studije (ISRD-1 u 1992. i ISRD-2 u 2006. godini). Ipak, istraživanje na Kosovu nudi vrlo zanimljive nalaze zbog sljedećih razlo­ga: (1) Kosovo je jedan od glavnih izvora imigranata u Švicarskoj i drugim zemljama zapad­ne Evrope. Kosovo je vrlo zanimljivo društvo sa posebnom kulturom. Rezultati ISRD-3 na Koso­vu su vrlo zanimljivi za usporediti sa rezultatima u drugim zemljama zapadne i istočne Evrope. Podaci su prikupljeni u dva najveća grada na Kosovu (Prištini i Prizrenu) tokom jeseni/semestra 2013/2014. U radu su prikazani preliminarni nalazi i razmatraju se glavna pitanja o trajanju viktimizacije u prethdnoj godini, prekršiteljima, kao i korištenju supstance među maloljetnicima.U poređenju sa prvim rezultatima ISRD-3 u drugim zemljama je dio u istraživačke grupe, nalazi ISRD-3 na Kosovu otkrivaju nova zapažanja, što se može objasniti kulturnim razlikama između post-sovjetskih i zapadnoevropskih društava, kao i razvoj modernog društvenog. Također, na Kosovu je ISRD-3 anketa održana u obliku off-line računarskih istraži­vanja. Raspravljaće se o glavnim metodološkim aspektima ove metode. --- ISRD-3 in Kosovo as well as in other 8 countries has been coordinated by the research group of Prof. Martin Killias and funded by The Swiss Federal Office for Migration. Kosovo did not participate in the two previous waves of this study (ISRD-1 in 1992 and ISRD 2 in 2006). Nevertheless, the survey in Kosovo offers very in­teresting findings because of the following reasons: (1) Kosovo is one of the main sources of immigrants in Switzerland and other Western European countries. (2) Kosovo is a very interesting society with a special culture. (3) Results of ISRD-3 in Kosovo are very interesting to compare with other results in other Western and Eastern European countries.Data were collected in the two biggest cities in Kosovo (Pristina and Prizren) during the fall semester of 2013/2014. The paper presents the preliminary findings and discusses the main issues about the life time and the last year victimization, the offending, as well as the substance use among juveniles. In comparison with the first results of ISRD-3 in other countries being part in the research group, findings of ISRD-3 in Kosovo reveals new observations which can be explained by cultural differences between post-soviet and West European societies, as well as other modern social developments.Also in Kosovo ISRD-3 survey took place in the form of off-line computerized survey. The main method­ological aspects of this method will be discussed.