COURSE AIM:
The course is designed to train high rank personnel for conducting activity of Strategic Advising at Ministerial level or at the top of a Police Force.
PARTICIPANTS:
Maximum 10 units.
Is addressed to Officers and Functionaries with a good knowledge of the English language.
COURSE SUBJECTS:
No scheduled edition
No past edition
Crisis around the world are requiring a growing presence of robust and specialized police units able to tackle thosethreatswhich are typicalof post-conflict scenarios, like terrorism and organized crime, which can affect the reconstruction and stabilization process. Major international organizations,such as NATO, EU and UN, have set up varying types of Stability Police Units (SPUs), namely MSU, IPU and FPU, which are now regular actors in the area of crisis stabilization.
Police (MP) tasks have been in constant development since the end of the Cold War. Modern international and multidimensional operations require not only a deep knowledge of the existing doctrine and best practices, but alsoa new mental approach required of the operators who are called to interact with different actors, such as civilian police and peacekeepers. For a long time, Military Police forces have been mainly a national matter, with MPs policing their own forces, at home or abroad. Nowadays, their responsibilities - especially whendeployed- arebroadening.
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.
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