1st Edition
Terrorist Profiling and Law Enforcement Detection, Prevention, Deterrence
Chapter One: Introduction
Chapter Two: An Assessment of the Justification for the Inclusion of Sensitive Characteristics in Terrorist Profiling
Chapter Three: Criminal profiling and its Applicability to Terrorist Profiling
Chapter Four: Formal Terrorist Profiling: The Construction and Application of Terrorist Profiles
Chapter Five: Behavioural Profiling: The Construction and Application of Behavioural Profiles in the Context of Terrorism
Chapter Six: An Examination of Manifestations of Informal Terrorist Profiling
Chapter Seven: Conclusion
Biography
Noel McGuirk is a Lecturer in Law specialising in terrorism law at Lancaster University Law School. Previously, Noel was a judicial research assistant at the Courts Service (Ireland) based in the Court of Appeal and worked on various research projects during his tenure. Noel’s research interests broadly focus on the relationship between terrorism, counterterrorism and human rights law. He is particularly interested in analysing legal responses to terrorism that have been adopted by various states to assist in preventing, detecting and deterring terrorism threats.
