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Zittrain, J., (2007), The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It, Yale University Press. Zunzunegui, S., (2008). El Ciberterrorismo: Una Perspectiva Legal y Judicial. Eguzkilore, Numero 22, San Sebastían, Diciembre 2008, 169-187. 1 “Internet” is often spelled with a capital “I.” In keeping with other works in contemporary internet studies and for the purpose of this thesis, the author will spell with the lower case “i.” Capitalising suggests that the “internet” is a proper noun and implying that either it is a being, or a place. Both metaphors suggest that the internet has agency and power that are better granted to its users and developers. 2 See Glossary of Terms. 3 ‘Terrorismo exterior es el terrorismo que actúa fuera de las fronteras de los Estados de origen o bien dentro de ellas pero contra intereses de otros países, entendiendo por “actuación” la realización de acciones armadas (atentados, sabotajes, asesinatos, secuestros). Existen otros aspectos ligados al terrorismo internacional que deben ser tenidos en cuenta. La existencia de mercenarios y de material bélico muy sofisticado, procedente del periodo de la Guerra Fría, así como las posibilidades que ofrecen las nuevas tecnologías para obtener información sobre material susceptible de ser empleado en actos terroristas, añaden un factor de inestabilidad al fenómeno terrorista. Terrorismo interior: Es aquel que nace dentro de un Estado y actúa contra dicho Estado. Este terrorismo puede mantener lazos internacionales para apoyarse entre grupos, emplear campos de adiestramiento o refugiarse en santuarios, pero tiene otra naturaleza distinta. España conoce bien esta lacra, que constituye el principal problema al que se enfrenta nuestra sociedad.’ (2003). Revisión Estratégica de la Defensa, Gobierno Español. 4 See Glossary of Terms. 6 Interview with Giles Tremlett, Spain Correspondent, The Guardian. Telephone Interview, 12 November 2010 7 See Glossary of Terms 8 See Glossary of Terms. 9 See Glossary of Terms 10 See Glossary of Terms 11 See Glossary of Terms 12 See Glossary of Terms 13 See Glossary of Terms 14 See Glossary of Terms 16 Interview with Robert Imre, Deputy Head Politics and International Relations. Newcastle Business School. Telephone Interview, 21 July 2010. 17 Interview with Jamie Barlett, Head of Violence and Extremism for DEMOS. London, 28 April 2011. 18 Interview with Justin Webster, JWP Productions, Telephone interview, 29 November 2010. 19 Interview with John Postill, Sheffield Hallam University. Barcelona, Spain, 02 August 2010. 20 ‘Sin embargo, en la segunda mitad de la década de los 90 las redes yihadistas comenzaron a dirigir su propaganda y reclutamiento hacia la creciente comunidad islámica inmigrada. Sin caer en la simpleza de criminalizar la inmigración, es indudable que este hecho ha complicado las labores de vigilancia policial y de inteligencia, y ha ampliado la cantera de potenciales candidatos entre los inmigrantes que llegan radicalizados o entre aquellos, que una vez en España, se aproximan a la órbita de captación yihadista.’ Jordán, J., 2005. El yihadismo en España: situación actual, Real Instituto Elcano de Estudios Internacionales y Estratégicas, [Online]. Available at: Directory: portal -> files -> 4733003 files -> Impact case study (ref3b) files -> Ethics and Factual Television: a short history files -> P. O. Box 27, 00014 University of Helsinki, Finland tel. 358-9-191 58080 / 22216; fax 358-9-191 58096 / 23008 files -> The impact of a pledge campaign and the promise of publicity: a randomized controlled trial of charitable donations files -> Diversity and Voice: the Political Participation of Young People in the European Union files -> Chapter 15 a voice in Decision Making: young children in Denmark Stig Broström Introduction Download 1.29 Mb. Share with your friends:
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