Transnational terrorism: a threat to global security

Lucie Calléja

doi:10.26619/1647-7251.12.1.1

Transnational terrorism: a threat to global security

Título traduzido da contribuição: Terrorismo transnacional: uma ameaça à segurança global

Lucie Calléja

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O início do século XXI é caracterizado pela emergência de uma nova paisagem política significativamente influenciada pela globalização. A crescente interconectividade que resulta deste fenómeno implica a necessidade de redefinir os conceitos de política internacional, estratégias, ameaças e segurança. Paralelamente, as novas tecnologias permitiram que as ameaças transnacionais se desenvolvessem e surgissem como uma preocupação primordial para as grandes potências e a governação global. Com base na análise de trabalhos anteriores e estudos relevantes no terreno (Brown, 2017; Bannelier-Christakis, 2016; Jones, Pascual, & Stedman, 2009; Garcia, 2006), este artigo explora a emergência do terrorismo transnacional e a expansão do extremismo religioso como grandes ameaças para os estados e indivíduos de hoje em dia. Ao procurar responder à questão de como abordar o terrorismo e o extremismo violento, este artigo analisa diversas posições, medidas e consequências que tiveram origem num contexto de insegurança global. A crescente interdependência entre segurança interna e externa tem chamado os Estados a desenvolver novas estratégias para manter a estabilidade e a ordem. O artigo sublinha a necessidade de construir parcerias e reforçar a colaboração a todos os níveis para enfrentar os desafios colocados pelo terrorismo transnacional. Neste contexto de crescente insegurança, as nações são instadas a cooperar com diferentes atores para proteger a sua soberania e reforçar a segurança humana. Será o panorama político contemporâneo caracterizado pela insegurança e desordem?

Título traduzido da contribuição	Terrorismo transnacional: uma ameaça à segurança global
Idioma original	English
Páginas (de-até)	1-12
Número de páginas	12
Revista	Janus.net
Volume	12
Número de emissão	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.26619/1647-7251.12.1.1
Estado da publicação	Publicado - 1 mai. 2021

Keywords

Globalização
Segurança
Ameaças
Terrorismo transnacional
Extremismo

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