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- 2010289869 abstract "Ratification of the many counter-terrorism conventions and protocols is the cornerstone of global efforts against terrorism. Africa's generally low rates of ratification can be explained by political and capacity related factors, including that states do not see counter-terrorism as a sufficient priority and resist the manner in which the agenda is presented. Ratification matters, but those promoting counter-terrorism measures must be more honest about what is likely and more humble about what is possible. Rather than pursuing a checklist approach to satisfying UN commitments, counter-terrorism strategy in Africa should include efforts to build foundational law enforcement, cooperation and prosecution capacity and embed human rights values.".
- 2010289869 contributor B11817631.
- 2010289869 created "c2011.".
- 2010289869 date "2011".
- 2010289869 date "c2011.".
- 2010289869 dateCopyrighted "c2011.".
- 2010289869 description "Executive summary -- Introduction -- The issues : Africa's approach to counter-terrorism -- The facts : legal and policy frameworks -- Opinions : explaining Africa's ratification levels -- Actions : improving ratification in Africa -- Conclusion and recommendations.".
- 2010289869 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 95-106).".
- 2010289869 description "Ratification of the many counter-terrorism conventions and protocols is the cornerstone of global efforts against terrorism. Africa's generally low rates of ratification can be explained by political and capacity related factors, including that states do not see counter-terrorism as a sufficient priority and resist the manner in which the agenda is presented. Ratification matters, but those promoting counter-terrorism measures must be more honest about what is likely and more humble about what is possible. Rather than pursuing a checklist approach to satisfying UN commitments, counter-terrorism strategy in Africa should include efforts to build foundational law enforcement, cooperation and prosecution capacity and embed human rights values.".
- 2010289869 extent "viii, 111 p. ;".
- 2010289869 identifier "1920422374".
- 2010289869 identifier "9781920422370".
- 2010289869 identifier Mono177.pdf.
- 2010289869 isPartOf "Monograph ; 177".
- 2010289869 issued "2011".
- 2010289869 issued "c2011.".
- 2010289869 language "eng".
- 2010289869 publisher "Tshwane (Pretoria), South Africa : Institute for Security Studies,".
- 2010289869 spatial "Africa.".
- 2010289869 subject "KTL4351.5 .F67 2011".
- 2010289869 subject "Terrorism Prevention International cooperation.".
- 2010289869 subject "Terrorism Prevention Law and legislation Africa.".
- 2010289869 tableOfContents "Executive summary -- Introduction -- The issues : Africa's approach to counter-terrorism -- The facts : legal and policy frameworks -- Opinions : explaining Africa's ratification levels -- Actions : improving ratification in Africa -- Conclusion and recommendations.".
- 2010289869 title "African counter-terrorism : legal frameworks a decade after 2001 / Jolyon Ford.".
- 2010289869 type "text".