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Ciência 2017
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2017
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English
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Abstract
The European Union security and counter-terrorism strategy adopted after 11 September 2001 has not been effective, instead resulted in the increase of Islamist terrorist incidents.
Europe has been hit by a wave of terrorist attacks, which demonstrates the limits of the Security and Defence Policy. The EU short-term strategy, tending only to hit terrorist organisations, has not produced the expected effects: attacks in Europe, rather than decreasing, have increased. Little or nothing has been done to develop a successful preventive strategy.
After the early 2000s, there is hardly registered Islamic attack within the EU, due to the change in the Al-Qaeda strategy. The recrudescence recorded after 2014 coincides with the rise of ISIS.
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Keywords
Terrorismo,União Europeia (UE),Segurança
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Law - Social Sciences
- Political Science - Social Sciences
- Media and Communications - Social Sciences
- History and Archeology - Humanities
- Philosophy, Ethics and Religion - Humanities
- Anthropology - Social Sciences
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