Public Security In Federal Systems

Public Security In Federal Systems

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Publisher Lancer Publishers All Leisure Read books by Lancer Publishers
ISBN 9781940988085
Author: Ajay K Mehra
Number of Pages 270
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Public Security In Federal Systems by Ajay K Mehra
Book Summary:

Ensuring public security is increasingly becoming a complex task for governments across the world. Day-to-day public security generally referred to as maintenance of public order is a localized activity, best entrusted to a well-trained and accountable police department. However, public security across the world, irrespective of the type of government has acquired a complex character. Constitutionally designated governance domains of a federal polity create rough patches. Increasing intricacies of public security, with local, national, international and global security crossing each other’s boundaries, is creating not-easily-surmountable-challenges for police departments, increasing compulsions of synergy by the day.

The need for going beyond traditionally laid out division of power to devise mechanisms that can bring different components of the security apparatus function independently as well as in coordination with each other is generally required, but has increasingly become a necessity. The nature of security requirements in rural and urban contexts calls for greater specialisation, professionalization and coordination. Aside from complex character of the politics of terror, emerging challenges of narco-terrorism, pedalling in arms, cyber crime need nationwide dexterity and exchanges amongst agencies and governments. Border management, intra-state and inter-state migrations and ferment amongst marginalised sections of population are other areas of public security that call for a federal management of public security.

Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for Leisure Read.
Table of Contents:

1. Introduction

2. Experiences of a Cascading Security Structure: Fighting Organized Crime

3. Organized Crime: Limitations from Discord between Contextual Realities and Policy or Management Strategies

4. Urban and Metropolitan Security: The North American Experience

5. Urban and Metropolitan Security: Indian Experience

6. De-Constructing the Concept of Homeland Security: Its Significance for the Third World

7. India’s Internal Security Architecture: Need for Re-Engineering

8. The 26/11 Mumbai Attack: Was it a Preventable Tragedy?

9. Canada-United States Border Security: Horizontal, Vertical and Cross-Border Integration

10. The Internal–External Security Interface: Case Study of the India–Bangladesh Border

11. Legal Disputes in Bangladesh–Meghalaya Border

12. American Demographics, Societal Shifts, and Public Security not to be taken for Granted

13. Natural Rights of the Indigenous People: In Federal India