Suicide Bombing in the NWFP: The Need for Research and Information Collection on Human Bombers Naushad Ali Khan Abstract: Terrorism got its ugliest and deadliest face as suicide bombing since 9/11. The lawenforcement agencies throughout the world were constrained to redefine their role and modify their structures to respond to the new phase of this […]
Cyber Crimes in India: A Study of Emerging Patterns of Perpetration and Victimization in Chennai City Syed Umarhathab, G. Deepak Raj Rao & K. Jaishankar Abstract: The introduction of the internet in 1990s and broadband technologies to less developed nations have created a great information revolution. As there are positive and negative sides of any […]
Knowledge-Based Poppy Cultivation Control in Pakistan: Reflections of Local Policing Practice Fasihuddin & Dr. Geoff Dean Abstract: Pakistan, after receiving a ‘Poppy-free status’ certificate from the USAin 2001,experienced a tremendously sharp rise in poppy-cultivation during 2003 and 2004 in all Tribal Agencies near Afghanistan and semi-tribal (de-facto) areas adjacent to settled districts. Pakistan faced serious […]
Predator Drone Strikes on Al Qaeda and Taliban Targets in Pakistan The Pros and Cons for a Policy of Targeted Killings (An American Perspective) Brian Williams & Avery Plaw Abstract: This article represents the first effort to provide both the for and against arguments for Predator aerial drone strikes in Pakistan against the Taliban and […]
Improving Police Culture BY: Saiyed Mohib Asad Abstract: Economic activity and growth are deeply linked with safe environment and security. The police are the major respondent for maintenance of order and internal security in any society. Developed nations have developed police, whereas the police of the underdeveloped countries are suffering from a variety of anomalies. […]