1. Defining Patterns Responding
TERRORISM
Defining
Patterns
Responding

2. Asymmetric Warfare Vs. Terrorism
Nexus
Asymmetric Warfare
Vs.
Terrorism

3. Characteristics
Asymmetric Warfare
Stateless
Behavior

4. Definitions of Terrorism
Calculated use for political or religious purposes of violence, intimidation, coercion and fear.
Terrorism is a method of political action that uses violence and fear against civilians and civilian infrastructure in order to influence behavior, inflict punishment and exact revenge

5. History

6. Purpose Vulnerability Loopholes Erode self confidence Instill fear
Attention

7. Causes of Terrorism
Economics
Religion
Globalization

8. Means Of Terrorism
Extensive Resources
Instruments

9. Globalization and Security
Security Screening
Terrorism in Canada

10. Types Religious Extremism State Sponsored Secessionist Violence
Domestic

11. Responding to Terrorism
Problems
Networks
Migration Policing
Primary Players

12. Networks N N S N N

13. Migration Policing Pre -Entry Controls Border Checks
In Country Enforcement

14. Primary Players
RCMP
CBSA
CSIS
DND