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Contents:- Vol 1- CONTENTS:- Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgements, Introduction, 1. United Nations and Human Rights, Charter of United Nations, 1945, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948, Declaration by the Government of India, 1979, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966, International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966, 2. Indian Constitution and Human Rights, Indian National Congress—Karachi Resolution, 1931, Constitution of India—Preamble, Fundamental Rights, 1950, Directive Principles of State Policy, 1950, 3. The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, Constitution of National Human Rights Commission, 1993, National Human Rights Commission (Procedure) Regulations, 1994, Basic Standards Recommended by Amnesty International Relating to National Human Rights Commission, 1994, Formation of State Human Rights Commission, 1993, Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955, The Protection of Civil Rights Rules, 1977 4. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Classes, Safai Karamcharis, Minorities and Human Rights, The Scheduled Castes and The Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, The Scheduled Castes and The Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Rule, 1995, The National Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993, The National Commission for Safai Karamcharis Act, 1993, The National Commission for Minorities Act, 1992, Christian Marriage and Matrimonial Causes Bill, 1994, Christian Adoption and Maintenance Bill, 1994, Indian Succession Amendment Bill, 1994, 5. Women, Children and Human Rights, The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961, The Commission of Sati (Prevention) Act, 1987, The National Commission for Women Act, 1990, The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Rules, 1988, The Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Act, 1994 -314. The Title 'Human Rights Acts, Statutes and Constitutional Provisions written/authored/edited by D.N. Gupta Chandrachur Singh', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178351568 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 330 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Human Rights / Police / Criminology / Law. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 1st
Contents:- Vol-2, CONTENTS:- Preface 7 1. Environment and Human Rights, The Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, Appendix: Standards of Pollution, 2. Illegal Migrants, Disabled Persons and Human Rights, The Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act, 1983, The Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Rules, 1984, The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995, The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Rules, 1996, 3. Juvenile Justice and Human Rights, The Juvenile Justice Act, 1986, 4. Criminals, Prisoners and Human Rights, The Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920, The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 1932, The Criminal Law Amendment (Amending) Act, 1966, Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons Under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment, An Outline of the Indian Prisons Bill, 1996, 5. Official Secrecy and Right to Information and Human Rights, The Official Secrets Act, 1923, Freedom of Information Bill, 1997, Right to Information Bill, 1997 The Title 'Human Rights Acts, Statutes and Constitutional Provisions written/authored/edited by D.N. Gupta Chandrachur Singh', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178351575 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 312 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Human Rights / Police / Criminology / Law. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 2nd
LARRIEU BONNEL.. 1967. In-Folio Carré. Relié toilé, Jaquette. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 445 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc et en couleurs dans le texte et hors texte. Accros sur la jaquette. Préface de Pierre Messmer. Sergents d"armes et gendarmerie. Gendarmerie nationale.
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The institutes of various sages, as embodied in the Dharmasastra, which form the primary source of the Hindu law, treat Law in the widest sense of the term. In these institutes, no distinction was drawn between Positive law on the one Hand and Laws of morality and Religion on the other. But the distinction appeared gradually, some traces of it can be found in the institutes of Yajnavalkya, which devote a separate chapter, called Vyavahara, to the positive law. This authority is held in the highest esteem by The Hindu lawyers. The Mitaksara of Vijnanesvara, which gives a systematic exposition of The Law and is held to be the highest authority in almost all schools, professes to be but a Commentary on Yajnavalkya. The most important part, the Vyavahara, as in Yajnavalkya and Mitaksara, comprises the sections on the law of inheritance and succession. The gradual development of the Hindu law, which was originally moulded by the Institution of family, consisted of the recognition of individual rights and in the introduction of cognates as heirs in preference to more distant agnates. The Viramitrodaya, composed by Mitramisra (17th cent.) is a well known treatise (nibandha) and has always been regarded as an authority of considerable importance by the High Courts and Legal experts in British India. It presents in a very systematic way the Views of Yajnavalkya and Mitaksara and upholds their opinions, particularly of the latter against critics like Jimutavahana. It also gives a satisfactory exposition of which may have been left doubtful by the Mitaksara. The Section on Vyavahara or litigation of the Viramitrodaya is divided into four parts, the third of which describes eighteen Topics of litigations, one of these topics being law of inheritance and succession, called Vibhaga or Dayabhaga, i.e. partition of inheritance. The present volume contains the text of the Vibhaga portion of the Viramitrodaya with an English translation by a versatile scholar and famous practising Advocate of the Calcutta High Court in the late nineteenth century. The publication will prove to be of great Research value for the Study of the evolution of Hindu law of inheritance and some of the Hindu social problems Contents:- Mother I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ON PARTITION OF Heritage : 1. Introduction.-2. Partition at Heritage defined.-3. Heritage defined.-4. Partition defined.-5. Heritage divided into two classes, obstructed and unobstructed.-6 to 22. Arguments against this division.-13 to 16. Notion of proprietory right derived from Sastras.-23 to 31. The above arguments answered.-32 to 43. Notion of proprietory right, established to be not of divine origin.-44 to 48. The object of the discussion regarding the origin of the notion of proprietory right.-49 to 53. Arguments in the Dayabhaga against right by birth, cited and criticized.-54. Conclusion that Heritage is two-fold.-55, 56. Jimutavahana's view of partition and heritage, is cited and criticized; Dayatattva cited.-57. Nature of the right of a co-sharer in joint property, &c. Chap. II. LAW OF PARTITION : Part A. 1-8. When and by whom partition is made.-9. Distribution by the Father not arbitrary.-l0. Of allotment of shares to wives.-11. Of equal distribution.-12. Father's Double share in self-acquired Property.-13. Not so in ancestral Property -14. Equality of shares preferable in all cases.-15. Partition with one who wishes not to take any share.-16. Partition of heritage extends to the third degree; participation per Stirpes not per capita.-17. Of partition of ancestral property recovered by father and of the father's right of disposal.-18. Mother's life no bar to partition.-19. The Mother entitled to a share.20. Initiation of uninitiated brothers.-21. Marriage of sisters, &c.-22. Of Alienation of immoveable property.-23. Partition may take place at the desire of a single co-sharer.-24. Of a co-sharer born after partition-25. Of partition by brothers of different classes Part B. 1. Principal and subsidiary sons, described by Yajnavalkya-2. The legitimate son.-3. The son of the appointed daughter. -4. The wife's son including the son of two fathers.-5. The secret-born son.-G. The maiden-born son.-7. The son of the twice-married woman.-8. The adopted son.-9. The purchased son.-l0. The son made.-ll. The self-given son.-12. The son received with a bride.-13. The deserted son.-14. The son by a Sudra woman.-15. The aurasa is the principal, the rest subsidiary.-16. Partition by these.-17. Partition by the legitimate son and the son of the appointed daughter.-18. Partition by the legitimate son and the adopted son, &c.-19. The conflicting texts, dividing the twelve sons into two Classes the first of whom are heirs to kinsmen, how reconciled.-20. All this is relative to the same class.-21. The son by a Sudra woman cannot get the whole property.-22. Of the son of a Sudra by a Female slave.-23. Of the son of a twice-born by a female slave Chap. III. LAW OF SUCCESSION : TO THE ESTATE OF A PERSON SEPARATED AND NOT RE-UNITED : Part A. 1. General rule of succcssion.-2. The wife's succession; wives of different classes; effect of marriage in different forms; her right to perform Religious ceremonies, and to take the entire estate.-3. Limitation of her right; two Texts of Katyayana, interpretation of these by the author of Smritichandrika; that by Jimutavahana, stated and criticized; conclusion.-4. Other texts on the priority of the wife's succession.-5. Texts in conflict with these.-6. Reconciliation by Dharesvara.-7. Criticized.-8. Reconciliation by Srikara; criticized.-9. Another reconciliation; criticized.-10. Reconciliation by the author.-11. The term "sonless" in texts on succession explained; sapinda Relationship explained.-12. Jimutavahana's objection to the above reconciliation, stated at length.-13. The same criticized; re-union explained; chaste Widows entitled to n1.'maintenance only when the Husband is unseparaed Part B. 1. The daughter's succession and the reason for the same.-2. The reason stated by Jimutavahana excluding the barren and widow daughters noticed and criticized.-3. The opinion that the appointed daughter alone succeeds, is criticized.-4. The order of succession amongst daughters.-5. A text of Vrihaspati explained by the author of the Smritichandrika.-6. The plural number in 'daughters' in Yajnavalkya's text explained Part C. 1. The daughter's son's succession.-2. The interpretation that the daughter's son Means the appointed daughter's son, is rejected.-3. The daughter's son is not entitled to preference to the widow and the daughter Part D : 1. Succession of the parents.-2. A passage of the Mitakshara. cited, where the order of succession between Parents is determined.-3. A passage of the Smritichandrika cited, criticizing the Mitakshara -4. The Dayabhaga cited.-5. Of the priority of the father.-6. Objections against the Mitakshara, removed.-7. The author's conclusion Part E. 1. Succession of brothers.-2. Of whole brothers and half brothers Part F. 1. Succession of the brother's son.-2. Uterine brother's son succeeds in preference to a half brother's son Part G. 1. Of the gentiles; its meaning as in the Mitakshara.-2. The same as in the Smritichandrika and Dayabhaga.-3. Criticized. -4. Gentiles consist of the sapindas and samanodakas; these terms explained.-5. Cognates; three descriptions; maternal uncle &c.-6. Preceptor and pupil.-7. Fellow-student.-8. The king.-9. The Brahmanas Part H. 1. Succession to the property of a hermit, &c.; the text of Yajnavalkya explained.-2. An objection stated and answered Chap. IV. RE-UNION : 1. Equal distribution.-2. Self-acquired property.-3. With whom re-union may be formed.-4. Succession to re-united property; two couplets of Yajnavalkya explained; Manu cited.-5. Interpretation by Srikara.-6. Same as in the Smritichandrika.-7. Same by Sulapani.-8. Same as in the Dayatattva.-9. The wife's succession.-l0. The Sister.-11. The sapindas, &c.-12. Sons re-united or not, equally succeed; an exception regarding a son born after partition.-13. Maintenance of the Wife and daughters; the marriage of the latter Chap. V. WOMAN'S PROPERTY : Part A : 1. Woman's property enumerated.-2. The term stridhanam bears no technical meaning.-3. The terms 'gift before the fire' &c., explained.-4. The amount of maintenance allowed to females.-5. The power of Females over their property. -6. Males have no power over woman's property; maintenance may be exacted by the wife, if not wicked.-7. Husband's power over the wife's property in the event of distress.-8. What was promised by the husband to his wife must be given by his sons; sons cannot divide the mother's property during her life Part B. 1. Joint succession of sons and daughters to gift subsequent and affectionate gift of husband.-2. Maiden daughters succeed to yautaka.-3. Daughter's succession to other kinds of property in preference to sons.-4. According to Jimutavahana this refers to yautaka only.-5. But according to Vijnanesvara, this refers to every description of property.-6. Latter's- argument criticized by Jimutavahana.-7. Criticism by the author.-8. The daughter's daughters and sons.-9-15. Succession to property of a childless woman.-9. Succession of husband and parents according to form of marriage.-10. Jimutavahana's opinion criticized.-11. Brothers' succession to gift of parents. -12. Sulka goes to uterine brothers.-13. Gift of banthus goes to bandhus.-14. Of other heirs.-15. Females not expressly mentioned, cannot succeed Chap. VI. PARTITION OF CONCEALED PROPERTY : 1. Partition of concealed property.-2. Concealment cf joint property is theft.-3. Restoration to be caused by gentle means Chap. VII. OF IMPARTIBLE THINGS : 1. Self acquired property.-2. Of other things not liable to partition Chap. VIII. EXCLUSION FROM JNHERITANCE : 1. Those incompetent to inherit.-2. Maintenance.-8. Pen-ance.-4. Right cannot be divested by subsequent disqualification; right revives on subsequent cure.-5. Females disqualified.-6. Their sons entitled.-7. Outcast and his son, not to be maintained.-8. Son by a woman of superior class.-9. Impotent &c. can marry.-10. The daughters and wives.-11. The vicious are excluded Chap. IX. RIGHTS OF SEPARATED CO-SHARERS : 1. Power of a separated co-sharer to dispose of his share.-2. Immmoveables.-3. Partition cannot be re-opened Chap. X. ASCERTAINMENT OF A CONTESTED PARTITION : 1. Evidence of partition. 2.-Circumstantial evidence.-3. Ordeals and oaths.-4. Partition over again Index The Title 'Hindu Law of Inheritance: As in Viramitrodaya of Mitramisra written/authored/edited by G.C. Sarkar', published in the year 1986. The ISBN 9788121200165 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 301 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Police / Criminology / Law. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
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About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. The Title 'Global Terrorism: Foreign Policy in Th New Millennium (Potentials of World Terrorism) written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352053 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 321 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 1st
About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. The Title 'Global Terrorism: Foreign Policy in Th New Millennium (Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism) written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352084 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 309 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 3rd
About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. The Title 'Global Terrorism: Foreign Policy in Th New Millennium (Global Crime Trends) written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352121 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 282 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 2nd
About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. Contents:- CONTENTS:- # Preface ix: Introduction 1: PART–I: EUROPE: 1. In Europe 5: Ethnic Tension • Terrorism of Ideologies • World: Terrorism • Environmentalist Terrorism.: 2. Action and Engagement 13: Amsterdam Incident •European Terrorism • The: Red Army Faction (RAF) • The Red Brigades (RB): • Alberto Franceschini • Policy Adopted with: Convicted Terrorists • Conclusion.: 3. Western European Perspective 39: Present-Day Terrorism • Left-Wing Terrorism in: Germany • Right-Wing Extremist Groups • Left and: Right-wing Terrorism • State Sponsored Terrorism: • Ethnic and Student Extremism • The Changing: Conditions: Historical Overview • Traditionalists’: Terrorist Tactics • Ideological Terrorism and Ethnic: Terrorism • Emergence of IRA • Mixed Economy of: Ireland: North and South • Favourable Conditions: • Pluralist Politics • The Polarisation for Terrorism: • IRA and Its Adventures • The Bequest of Irish: Republican Army • The Unravelling of a Plot: • Recommencement of Harmonious Relations: • Another Major Division within the IRA • Uprisings: of 1967 • Official and Provisional Violence: • Permission for Orange Marches (1970) • British and: Provo Strategies: A Change • Reaction to British: Reform Tactics • Irish Republican Army:: Factionalization and Terror • The British Policy: • Misperceptions of Britain and Ireland • The: Traditionalists’ Conflict • Emergence of the Baader-: Meinhof • Bases for Contemporary Ideological: vi Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies: Terrorism • Germany in the State of Chaos • Post-: World War II Germany • Emergence of Political: Party System • Dramatic Economic Growth and: Political Stability • German Socialist Student Alliance: (SDS): Its Radical Principles • Expansion of: University Enrollment • Second Phase of: Radicalization • Baader-Meinhof Terrorists:: Psychological Opinions • Unfavourable Conditions: for Terrorism • Conclusion.: 4. Facets of and General Themes in, the United: Kingdom’s Response to Terrorism 113: Shape of the Terrorist Challenges • Foreigners and: Foreign Targets • Northern Ireland Associated: Terrorism • The Legislative Response • Banishment: • Stop, Question and Search • Stop and Search in: Great Britain • Freezing the Accounts of Terrorist: • Wider Powers to Arrest and Extended Detention: • Choice of Strategy • Combating the Terrorism: • Themes: The Experience of United Kingdom: • European Court of Human Rights (ECHR): • Examination of Tourists • Internment without Trial: • Arrest and Extended Detention without Charge: • Fair Trial • Convention Organs’ Role Evaluation: • The European Court of Justice • Finding out the: Political Solution • Affair after April 1998: 5. The Insane Populations: Northern Ireland and: ‘Trouble Makers’ 145: The Intimidating Circumstances • The Social Context: • Terrorism in Ireland: 6. Terrorism in Italy from 1969 to 1983 : The Police: Response 165: The Relevant Characteristics • The Political Reaction: • Relevant Features of the Security System • Main: Events in the Conflict • The Firot Offensive (1969–: 75) • Dramatic Events from 1975 to Moro: Kidnapping (March 1978) • Political Crisis of: Terrorism 1973–83 • Relationship between Political: System and Security System in the Context of: Terrorism.: CONTENTS:- vii: 7. Inter-governmental Cooperation between the: European Union Member States 189: • Impetus for the Third Pillar of Judicial and Home: Affairs Cooperation • The Maastricht Third Pillar,: Positive Contribution to the Conflict • Integrated: and Coherent Anti-terrorist Policy • Limited and: Well-defined Strategy • The Public Conference: • Visible and Workable Structures of Accountability: • Consequences of Failing to Uphold the Rule of: Law • Conclusion.: 8. Counterterrorism: Major Objective of European: Police Cooperation 221: Ideology of Police Cooperation • The General: Problem • Terrorism Defined • International Police: Cooperation Slow and Hesitant Development: • Security Interest of West European Countries: • Police Organisation • The Legal Framework: • Conclusion.: 9. The Unending Conflict 237: CCC • Kremlin’s Surreptitious Support.: PART–II: ASIA: 10. Terrorism in Sri Lanka 253: Challenges to Security • Tamilian Conflict: • Resolution Democracy and Resolution of: Conflict• 1999 Presidential Polls • The Mediator: Norway • Ceasefire and Prospects for Talks.: 11. China’s Xinjiang State: The Taliban Factor 267: Xinjiang Unrests • Attempts to Buy Off the Taliban: • Mobilising Neighbours • China’s Dilemma.: 12. Nepal: The Maoist Threat 279: Origin of the Movement • Charter of Demands • The: Social Foothold • Prospects.: PART–III: AFRICA: 13. Terrorism in Sub-Saharan Africa 295: The European Presence • Colonial Situation • The: Political Relationships • The Nationalist Movements: viii Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies: • (A) Minority White-Ruled System • Independent: Black Africa • Black-Ruled Political Systems: • Political Opposition in Black Africa—The Rarity of: Terrorism • Conclusions.: PART–IV: NORTH AMERICA: 14. North Africa and the Middle East 323: The Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) • The: Kurds • Iranian Minorities • Polisario • Armenian: Terrorism • Iran’s Inspiration • State Sponsoring.: 15. The United States and Terrorism in Southwest: Asia • Flawed U.S. Policies 333: The Road Ahead.: PART-V: SOUTH AMERICA: 16. Political Terrorism in Latin America: Critical: Assessment 353: Index 375 The Title 'Global Terrorism: a Threat to Humanity(Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies) written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352664 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 384 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 5th
Since the days of yore, terrorism had deep linkage with our changing modes of civilisation. The acts of violence are the glaring phenomenons which are very often used to oust a ruler or a despot. The methods are ferocious in contents: they are guns, letter bombs, conventional explosives, kidnapping, demand for ransom money and airline hijacking. Thus terrorists can attack anything, anywhere and at any time.<br><br>It is evident that the governments cannot protect everything, everywhere, all the time. However, a new wave of vigilance has dawned at global level after the violent attack of 11th September in the United States. Many of the world countries have sought the support of others to strengthen their foreign policy strategies in the new Millennium. About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. The Title 'Global Terrorism: a Threat to Humanity written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352404 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 1282 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 6 Vols. Set
About The Author:- Prof. Ramesh Chandra, was born in a family of freedom fighters on July 1st. 1957 in village Bijwara, District Meerut of Uttar Pradesh. He started his research career at University of Delhi and then went to the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical Center, as well as at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook as a faculty member and then went to Harvard University Medical School-Massachusetts General Hospital joined at MIT, Cambridge, USA. On his return to India he joined the faculty at the University of Delhi, where he is currently a Professor of Chemistry and Director of Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research: in addition to his present assignment as Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (UP). He was appointed Professor (Research Scientist) by the UGC at the young age of 35 years. He is a creator, performer and builder of institutions of higher learning. He has established Dr. BR Ambedkar Centre of Biomedical Research at University of Delhi, when he was just 33 years old and became its Founder Director. He was appointed as youngest Vice-Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on March 24th, 1999 at the age of 41 years. He has metamorphosed it into a Center of Excellence by creating 36 institutes of higher learning and increasing the capacity of students from 225 to 90000 and raising the number of faculty member from 8 to 270 in such a short span of time. Prof. Ramesh Chandra is a scholar and an eminent scientist. He has done pioneering research work in the field of drug development and his inventions are being used in the development of drugs for Neonatal jaundice and breast tumor. He is recipient of several National and International Awards such as: UGC Career Award, Prof. DP Chakravorty Commemoration Award, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Biotechnology Career Award, UGC Research Scientist Award, Fullbright Scholarship, Award of the Highest Honor of the Soka University, Japan and Fellowships of: the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, International Academy of Physical Sciences. He is also recipient of National Scholarship of the Govt. of India and many more. He is member of more than three dozen scientific and academic societies as well as founder of several academic and scientific societies and institutions. He has been visiting scientist at various University and research institutions all over the world. Contents:- CONTENTS:- # Preface ix: Introduction 1: 1. The World in Transition 5: War in the Shadows • The Emerging Civizational: Clusters • New World Order and Terrorism • The: Nations Follies • The Greatest Folly in: Afghanistan • The Prospects for a Global Order.: 2. The Importance of Being Fair 27: 3. Global Options 35: 4. Political Terrorism 45: Introduction • Myth 1: Political Terrorism is the: Exclusive Domain of Antigovernmental: Forces • Myth 2: The Purpose of Political: Terrorism is the Production of Anarchy • Myth 3:: Political Terrorism is the Domain of a: Madmen • Myth 4: Political Terrorism is a: Criminal Activity and ot a Political Activity • All: Insurgent Violence is the Political: Terrorism • Government Always Oppose: Nongovernmental Terrorism • Terrorism is: Specially a Problem Relating to Internal Political: Conditions • Political Terrorism is a Design of: Futility • Political Terrorism: Victims and Targets.: 5. Terror: How it Came to the Seventies 63: 6. Political Disintegration and Latent Terror 71: Theoretical Framework • Disorganisation in: Society • Breakdown in Politics • Political: Integration • Political Justice • Case: Studies • London • US Urban Riots •: Cyprus • Algeria • Bon Bella’s Goals Reversed •: Psychological Action: Depolitiaization and: Mystification: Depolitasation of the National: vi World in Transition: Liberation Front (FLN) • Latent and Remaining: Terror in Algeria • Conclusions.: 7. Social Customs 97: The Name of the Game is Destabilization •: Emergence of Political Violence.: 8. The Nature of Terrorism 101: Terrorism of the State • Policing • Terrorism and: State Repression • Observations • Different Kind: of Terrorists • Terrorism and Fund Renising •: Community of Illegality • Political Terrorism •: Revolutionary and Repressive Terrorism •: Warfare, Terrorism and Legitimacy • Media and: its Role.: 9. The Urban Context of Political Terrorism 121: Introduction • The Organization, Recruitment and: Logistical Support • Important Considerations of: Insurgent and Repressive Terrorists • Urban: Oriented Tactics • Targets • Repressive Terror: and Terror Countermeasures.: 10. Fanaticism 137: Historical and Present Context • Psychological: Aspects of Fanaticism • Fanaticism and Mental: Illness • Famaticism, Anarahism and: Terrorism • Political Suicides.: 11. Transnational Terrorism 145: Defenitions of Terrorism • Annal Trends •: Trends • Geographically • Terrorism: in Economic: Point of View • Identity and Motivation of: Transnation Terrorists • Data and: Definitions • Patterns of Terrorism, 1961–1970 •: Nature of Terrorist Movements, 1961–1970 • The: Aims of Political Terrorism, 1961–1970 •: Worldwide Aspects of Political Terrorism • Same: Conclusions on the Considitions and: Consequences of Political Terrorism.: 12. The Anatomy Terrorism 155: Accommodation • Funding • Modes of: Communications • Doubt and Disciplines •: CONTENTS:- vii: Explosives • Hijacking • Identity Abduct •: Networks • Mode of Transport • Aliases •: Appearance • Draft • Recommerssome •: Strikes • Hideouts • Collateral Damages •: Arms: Spirit.: 13. Terrorism and Terrorists 179: The Character of Terrorism • The Character of: Terrorists • State Terrorism • Terrorism: Domistically • Terrorism Internationally.: 14. Same Characteristics of Political Terrorism in the: 1960s 185: Data and Definitions • Patterns of Terrorism,: 1961–1970 • Nature of Terrorist Movements,: 1961–1970 • The Crimes of Political Terrorism,: 1961–1970 • Worldwide Aspects of Political: Terrorism • Same Conclusions.: 15. The Nature of Problem 207: Terrorism and Its Definitions • Sources of: Contemporary Terrorism • The Past Ideology: Plays • The Psychology Behind Terrorism • The: Power of the Organisation • The Consequence of: Terrorism.: 16. Terrorism and Mental Health 221: Abnormality • Defining Terms of Abnormality •: The Context of Legality • Psyhopathy and: Sociopathy • Concluding Comments.: 17. Becoming and Remaining Involved: A General: Overview 241: Reflections of Psychology • The Way Terrorist: Views the World • Terrorist Lifestyle •: Organisations • Threats to the Organisation:: Arrest.: 18. Theories of Terrorism: Instrumental and Organisational: Approaches 263: The Instrumental Approach • Organisational: Process Theory.: viii World in Transition: 19. A Drawing Together 279: Assumptions • Wrong Assumptions 1 • Wrong: Assumption 2 • Wrong Assumption 3 •: Assertions • Asertion 1 • Assertion 2 •: Assertion 3 • Assertion 4.: 20. Protest, Riots and Industrial Conflict 295: The 21st Century World • Industrial: Tension • Protest and Violent Demonstrations •: The Role of Mass Media in Civil Disorder •: Controling Disturbances.: 21. Security and Civil Rights in a Liberal Society 303: The Paradox • Curbing Arms and explosives •: Intelligence Services • Filing Intelligence Data: Identity Cards • Emergency Provisions.: 22. Government Response: Coordination and Control 311: International Cooperation • Operational: Command and Control • Trends for Future: Summary.: 23. Corporate Response and Guidelines for Security 323: Management of Risk • Developing Security: Equipment • Selection of Personnel Vetting: • Access Control, Identification and: Impersonation • Crime Involvement Nature •: Riots, Demonstrations, Disruption and Sabotage •: Bombs and Hoaa Bomb Calls • Storage of Data: and Communications • Weapons with Long: Range • Product Extortion • Personal Attack,: Intimidation, Kidnapping and Hostage Taking •: Management and Planning of Contigency and: Crisis.: Index 335 The Title 'Global Terrorism: a Threat to Humanity (World in Transition) written/authored/edited by Ramesh Chandra', published in the year 2003. The ISBN 9788178352657 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 342 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia . / Police / Criminology / Law / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 4th
