AT - Asymmetric Threat Course

DURATION: 2 weeks

Asymmetric Threats - 15th Edition

In today’s world an asymmetric threat in the form of terrorism is the major risk to peace and stability. 

The international community fights terrorism with a set of tools encompassing military and police assets. New doctrines and tactics are under development in order to stop a phenomenon that is transnational, complex and subtle. The goal of this course is to providea general overview of this XXIst century threat.

COURSE AIM:

This specific course aims to provide participants with an overallknowledge on terrorism in all its aspects, along with the best strategies and practices in use to combat it.

PARTICIPANTS:

Up to 25 Police Officers, preferably those already possessing specific skills, serving in - or eligible for - police units dealing with the matter.

COURSE SUBJECTS:

  • asymmetric threat: aspects and definitions;
  • legal framework for anti-terrorism operations;
  • historical and social-anthropological analysis of radical and terrorist groups;
  • best practices to counter the threat;
  • at the end of the course, participants are aware of the characteristics of  asymmetric warfare and terrorism, and are aware of the current best practices to fight it.

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