Andrew Staniforth is an experienced counter-terrorism police practitioner and former Special Branch detective. A professionally qualified teacher and an Honorary Visiting Fellow at City University London, Andrew has developed national counter-terrorism exercise programmes and delivers counter-terrorism training to senior police commanders as part of the International Commanders Programme at the National Police College, Bramshill. He is the author of the Blackstone’s Counter Terrorism Handbook (Oxford University Press 2009, 2010 & 2012), the Blackstone’s Handbook of Ports and Borders Security (Oxford University Press 2012), and 'Counter-Terrorism & Violent Extremism', Blackstone’s Handbook of Police Procedure (Oxford University Press, 2009). Andrew has over 150 counter-terrorism related articles published in policing journals serving to raise awareness of contemporary counter-terrorism challenges.?Fraser Sampson is Chief Executive and Solicitor for the West Yorkshire Police Authority. He was the founding author of Blackstone's Police Manuals (Oxford University Press, 2009) and Blackstone's Preparing for Police Duty (Oxford University Press, 2010) and is the editor of Blackstone's Police Operational Handbook. Fraser is a Visiting Fellow at the University of Leeds Centre for Criminal Justice Studies and an Associate of the Scottish Institute for Policing Research as well as being the Chair of the Association for Policing and Crime Chief Executives. He has written and spoken widely on the subject of police law and governance and is a recognised authority in this area.?

• Part 1: Defending the Realm, 1. Fighting the Fianna, 2. Enemies of the State, 3. Victory in Europe, 4. Republic Rising, 5. The Troubles, 6. The British Campaign, 7. Reconciliation and Reform. Part 2: A New Age of Terror, 8. The Planes Operation, 9. First responders, 10. Winds of Faith, 11. The Commission. Part 3: An Island Under Siege 12. International Terror, 13. The Martyrdom Men, 14. The Fertiliser Plot, 15. Leeds to London, 16. Second Wave, 17. From Threat to Threat. Part 4: A New Approach, 18. Contesting Terror, 19. Building Capacity, 20. Terrorists on Trial. Part 5: Lessons Learned, 21. Counting the Cost, 22.The Challenges Ahead.

The scope of this book is extremely enriching. Some of UK leading counter-terrorism practitioners and world-renowned researchers were brought together to share their knowledge on what is arguably one decade of many years of New Era global terrorism. The book is insightful and informative, not too short of an encyclopaedia of counter-terrorism practices and responses.Dr. Barak Ariel, Jerry Lee Fellow in Experimental Criminology and Teaching Associate in the Police Executive Programme, University of Cambridge, UK.

Andrew Staniforth is an experienced counter-terrorism police practitioner and former Special Branch detective. A professionally qualified teacher and an Honorary Visiting Fellow at City University London, Andrew has developed national counter-terrorism exercise programmes and delivers counter-terrorism training to senior police commanders as part of the International Commanders Programme at the National Police College, Bramshill. He is the author of the Blackstone’s Counter Terrorism Handbook (Oxford University Press 2009, 2010 & 2012), the Blackstone’s Handbook of Ports and Borders Security (Oxford University Press 2012), and 'Counter-Terrorism & Violent Extremism', Blackstone’s Handbook of Police Procedure (Oxford University Press, 2009). Andrew has over 150 counter-terrorism related articles published in policing journals serving to raise awareness of contemporary counter-terrorism challenges.?Fraser Sampson is Chief Executive and Solicitor for the West Yorkshire Police Authority. He was the founding author of Blackstone's Police Manuals (Oxford University Press, 2009) and Blackstone's Preparing for Police Duty (Oxford University Press, 2010) and is the editor of Blackstone's Police Operational Handbook. Fraser is a Visiting Fellow at the University of Leeds Centre for Criminal Justice Studies and an Associate of the Scottish Institute for Policing Research as well as being the Chair of the Association for Policing and Crime Chief Executives. He has written and spoken widely on the subject of police law and governance and is a recognised authority in this area.?

• Part 1: Defending the Realm, 1. Fighting the Fianna, 2. Enemies of the State, 3. Victory in Europe, 4. Republic Rising, 5. The Troubles, 6. The British Campaign, 7. Reconciliation and Reform. Part 2: A New Age of Terror, 8. The Planes Operation, 9. First responders, 10. Winds of Faith, 11. The Commission. Part 3: An Island Under Siege 12. International Terror, 13. The Martyrdom Men, 14. The Fertiliser Plot, 15. Leeds to London, 16. Second Wave, 17. From Threat to Threat. Part 4: A New Approach, 18. Contesting Terror, 19. Building Capacity, 20. Terrorists on Trial. Part 5: Lessons Learned, 21. Counting the Cost, 22.The Challenges Ahead.

The scope of this book is extremely enriching. Some of UK leading counter-terrorism practitioners and world-renowned researchers were brought together to share their knowledge on what is arguably one decade of many years of New Era global terrorism. The book is insightful and informative, not too short of an encyclopaedia of counter-terrorism practices and responses.Dr. Barak Ariel, Jerry Lee Fellow in Experimental Criminology and Teaching Associate in the Police Executive Programme, University of Cambridge, UK.

Andrew Staniforth is an experienced counter-terrorism police practitioner and former Special Branch detective. A professionally qualified teacher and an Honorary Visiting Fellow at City University London, Andrew has developed national counter-terrorism exercise programmes and delivers counter-terrorism training to senior police commanders as part of the International Commanders Programme at the National Police College, Bramshill. He is the author of the Blackstone’s Counter Terrorism Handbook (Oxford University Press 2009, 2010 & 2012), the Blackstone’s Handbook of Ports and Borders Security (Oxford University Press 2012), and 'Counter-Terrorism & Violent Extremism', Blackstone’s Handbook of Police Procedure (Oxford University Press, 2009). Andrew has over 150 counter-terrorism related articles published in policing journals serving to raise awareness of contemporary counter-terrorism challenges.?Fraser Sampson is Chief Executive and Solicitor for the West Yorkshire Police Authority. He was the founding author of Blackstone's Police Manuals (Oxford University Press, 2009) and Blackstone's Preparing for Police Duty (Oxford University Press, 2010) and is the editor of Blackstone's Police Operational Handbook. Fraser is a Visiting Fellow at the University of Leeds Centre for Criminal Justice Studies and an Associate of the Scottish Institute for Policing Research as well as being the Chair of the Association for Policing and Crime Chief Executives. He has written and spoken widely on the subject of police law and governance and is a recognised authority in this area.?

• Part 1: Defending the Realm, 1. Fighting the Fianna, 2. Enemies of the State, 3. Victory in Europe, 4. Republic Rising, 5. The Troubles, 6. The British Campaign, 7. Reconciliation and Reform. Part 2: A New Age of Terror, 8. The Planes Operation, 9. First responders, 10. Winds of Faith, 11. The Commission. Part 3: An Island Under Siege 12. International Terror, 13. The Martyrdom Men, 14. The Fertiliser Plot, 15. Leeds to London, 16. Second Wave, 17. From Threat to Threat. Part 4: A New Approach, 18. Contesting Terror, 19. Building Capacity, 20. Terrorists on Trial. Part 5: Lessons Learned, 21. Counting the Cost, 22.The Challenges Ahead.

The scope of this book is extremely enriching. Some of UK leading counter-terrorism practitioners and world-renowned researchers were brought together to share their knowledge on what is arguably one decade of many years of New Era global terrorism. The book is insightful and informative, not too short of an encyclopaedia of counter-terrorism practices and responses.Dr. Barak Ariel, Jerry Lee Fellow in Experimental Criminology and Teaching Associate in the Police Executive Programme, University of Cambridge, UK.