• ISBN13: 9788126901135
• Binding: Hardcover
• Subject: Politics and Current Affairs
• Publisher: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
• Publisher Imprint: Atlantic
• Publication Date: April 21, 2002
• Pages: 320
• Original Price: INR 550.0
• Language: English
• Edition: N/A
• Item Weight: 480 grams
• BISAC Subject(s): General

Terrorism now has become a world-wide phenomenon. During the last two decades the world has been marked by an increasing number of terrorist attacks. Terrorism occurs when a group, whether holding governmental office, or outside government, resolves to pursue a set of ideological objectives by methods which not only subvert or ignore the requirements of domestic and international law, but which rely for their success primarily upon the threat or use of violence. There are now over one lakh jehadis all over the Islamic world, in Afghanistan, Kashmir, Albania, Chechnaya (Russia), Xin-jiang (China), Central Asia and elsewhere. To formulate suitable policies for fighting the menace of international terrorism, it is useful to know the viewpoints of different countries on the matter. The book contains the views expressed by one hundred and twenty three countries, European Union and the United Nations on the problem of international terrorism. These views were expressed during the United Nations General Assembly debate. It is hoped that the book would be found useful by the executives of the world and regional organisations, non-government organisations concerned with world peace and security, government executives and parliamentarians in different countries concerned with tackling terrorism, students of political science and the common man interested in day-to-day world affairs.

Dr. K.R. Gupta is a well-known expert in the field of International Affairs. He has published over a dozen books and more than hundred papers in leading journals published in India and abroad. His latest publications include International Terrorism : World Viewpoints, 2 Vols., International Terrorism : Conventions, Resolutions, Legislations, Terrorist Organisations and Terrorists, 2 Vols., World Viewpoints on National Missile Defence, 2 Vols., Selected Documents on Nuclear Disarmament, 4 Vols., Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty [CTBT], Issues in Indian Economy, 3 Vols., Liberalisation and Globalisation of Indian Economy, 4 Vols., World Trade Organisation [Text], 2 Vols., A Study of World Trade Organisation, GATT Accord and India: A Critical Analysis of Results of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations and their Implications for India, GATT Accord : Results of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, GATT and Underdeveloped Countries, A Study of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and International Economics (5th Edition in Press). He has been teaching International Economics at the post-graduate level for about two decades at the University of Jammu and Kurukshetra University. He has also been guiding research in the field of International Economic Affairs. He worked as an Economist in private as well as in public sector at the highest level.

• 1. Afghanistan
• A.G. Ravan FARHADI
• 2. Albania
• Agim Nesho
• 3. Andorra
• Roser Sure Pascuet
• 4. Angola
• Ismael A. Gaspar Martins
• 5. Government of Antigua and Barbuda
• Patricka. Lewis
• 6. Argentina
• Arnoldo M. Listre
• 7. Armenia
• Movses Abelian
• 8. Australia
• John Dauth Lvo
• 9. Austria
• Gerhard Pfanzelter
• 10. Azerbaijan
• Yashar Aliyev
• 11. Bangladesh
• M. Shameem Ahsan
• 12. Barbados
• June Clarke
• 13. Belize
• Stuart Leslie
• 14. Kingdom of Bhutan
• Lyonpo Om Pradhan
• 15. Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Milos Prica
• 16. Botswana
• Leutlwetse Mmualefe
• 17. Brazil
• Gelson Fonseca Jr.
• 18. Brunei Darussalam
• Serbini Ali
• 19. Kingdom of Cambodia
• Ouch Borith
• 20. Canada
• Paul Heinbecker
• 21. Republic of Cape Verde
• Luis da Fonseca
• 22. Chile
• Juan Gabriel Valdes
• 23. People’s Republic of China
• Wang Yingfan
• 24. Colombia
• Alfonso Valdivieso
• 25. Costa Rica
• Bernd Niehaus
• 26. Croatia
• Ivan Simonovic
• 27. Cuba
• Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla
• 28. Cyprus
• Sotos Zackheos
• 29. Czech Republic
• Vladimir Galuska
• 30. Denmark
• Ellen Margrethe Loj
• 31. Djibouti
• Roble Olhaye
• 32. Commonwealth of Dominica
• Simon P. Richards
• 33. Dominican Republic
• Hugo Tolentino Dipp
• 34. Eritrea
• Amare Tekle
• 35. Estonia
• Merle Pajula
• 36. Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
• Abdulmejid Hussein
• 37. European Union
• S.E.M. Jean DE RUYT
• 38. Fiji
• Amraiya Naidu
• 39. Finland
• Marjatta Rasi
• 40. Germany
• Dieter Kastrup
• 41. Ghana
• Nana Effah Apenteng
• 42. Greece
• Elias Gounaris
• 43. Grenada
• Lamuel Stanislaus
• 44. Guatemala
• Gert Rosenthal
• 45. Republic of Guinea Bissau
• Mme. Luzeria Dos Santos Jalo
• 46. Republic of Guyana
• Odeen Ishmael
• 47. Hungary
• Andre Erdos
• 48. Iceland
• Thorsteinn Ingolfsson
• 49. India
• Kamlesh Sharma
• 50. Indonesia
• Makmur Widodo
• 51. Islamic Republic of Iran
• M. Javad Zarif
• 52. Iraq
• Mohammed Aldouri
• 53. Ireland
• Brian Cowen T.D.
• 54. Israel
• Yehuda Lancry
• 55. Italy
• Sergio Vento
• 56. Jamaica
• M. Patricia Durrant
• 57. Japan
• Yukio Satoh
• 58. Kazakhstan
• Madina B. Jarbussynova
• 59. Kenya
• Bob F. Jalango
• 60. Republic of Korea
• Sun Joun yung
• 61. Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
• Li Hyong Chol
• 62. The Lao People’s Democratic Republic
• Alounkeo Kittikhoun
• 63. Latvia
• Dace Dobraja
• 64. Lesotho
• Percy M. Mangoaela
• 65. Republic of Liberia
• Lami Kawah
• 66. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
• Abuzed Omar Dorda
• 67. Lithuania
• Gediminas Serksnys