Foreign militants-terrorists. Sometimes they return
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They say that historical time does not coincide with formal chronology. If you agree with this, then our 21st century began not in 2000, but on September 11, 2001, when the United States was attacked by unknown terrorists. Since then, terrorism has become an enemy No. 1 of humanity.
The new book of the famous Russian criminologist, Major General of the Police, Doctor of Law, Vladimir Ovchinsky is devoted to such legal, humanitarian and social aspects of the international war with terrorism, as the interaction of the state and the combatant who returned to the peaceful life, a participant in illegal armed groups. How and in which case the state should react rigidly to its return to society, and in which - to show reasonable tolerance and limit yourself to supervision and re -education? A separate topic is work with children, adolescents and women who have “lit up” on the margins of the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia
The new book of the famous Russian criminologist, Major General of the Police, Doctor of Law, Vladimir Ovchinsky is devoted to such legal, humanitarian and social aspects of the international war with terrorism, as the interaction of the state and the combatant who returned to the peaceful life, a participant in illegal armed groups. How and in which case the state should react rigidly to its return to society, and in which - to show reasonable tolerance and limit yourself to supervision and re -education? A separate topic is work with children, adolescents and women who have “lit up” on the margins of the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia
Author:
Author:Ovchinsky Vladimir Semenovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Collection of Izborsky Club
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6043474-5-4
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