Yoon Tae-young: Terrorism lecture

This publication, The Panterrorism, and Homeland Security, has been reflecting on the changing environment of terrorism, the system of terrorism and strategy, and the intensified development of Homeland Security as a whole, modifying the content and composition of the previous book. Some of the books have been edited and supplemented by the author's original work. The book has divided terrorism into the realm of terrorism, terrorism, and Homeland Security and made 14 major chapters. Part 1 of ‘Terrorism’ describes the definitions of terrorism in chapters 1 through 6: history and age; its causes, its types; terrorist organizations and terrorist funds; terrorist activities and tactics. Part 2 of the ‘Occipiate of Terrorism’ analyzed anti-terrorism, hostage negotiations and rescue operations, and the U.S., British and Korean anti-Terrorism System, TMS and Defense and Action, from 7 through 11. Part 3 of the Homeland Security Sea has been looking at the threats of national security from 12 to 14 chapters, the activity of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the national security of the supranational and major countries, the threat of nuclear terrorism and the activities of nuclear security. The book particularly introduced the topic of local security, border security and nuclear security activity that has been highlighted since 2001 in the wake of the attacks, as a result of increased national and asymmetry threats.

Korean title: 테러리즘 강의

Korean author: 윤태영

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130311944