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1	Säkerhetspolisens hantering av terrorism : En kvalitativ idéanalys om nationellt intresse & individens frihet / The Säkerhetspolis strategies of terrorism : A qualitative idea analysis of national interest & individual freedom Ziarat Zadeh, Hanna January 2019 (has links) The aim of this report is to analyze the Swedish security service Säkerhetspolisen (SÄPO) actions against terrorism in Sweden. The report will also focus on analyzing the new strategies that the state has implemented for SÄPO after the terrorist attack which happened in Sweden 7th of June 2017 on Drottninggatan. Both of the questions is answered through a perspective of liberalism and realism. This report is grounded on an empirical investigation method and is a qualitative idea analysis. Furthermore, to make this study reliable, the idea analysis is mostly based on primary sources. The conclusions of this report are that SÄPO’s strategies are mostly grounded on liberalized fragments, such as corporation and justice. However, the new strategies of SÄPO against terrorism have become more realistic after the attack on Drottninggatan. SÄPO will be emphasized as the main actor against terrorism. Liberalism and realism as theories will illustrate different views on how Sweden will or should provide security for the country itself. Säkerhetspolisen terrorism securitization liberalism realism Political Science Statsvetenskap
2	Cyberattacker i gråzonen : Om Säkerhetspolisens och Försvarsmaktens brottsbekämpande ansvar för främmande staters cyberattacker mot samhällsviktiga IT-system / Cyber Attacks in the Grey Zone : The Swedish Security Service and Swedish Armed Forces Law enforcement against Cyber Attacks targeting Information systems important to society Gunnarsson, Louise January 2020 (has links) No description available. Gråzon Cyber Cyberattack Informationssystem IT-system Säkerhetspolisen Försvarsmakten fred krig Law Juridik
3	Att dra lärdomar av traumatiska händelser : en jämförande fallstudie om policyförändringar och lärandeprocesser avseende personskyddet i kölvattnet av morden på Olof Palme och Anna Lindh Lindberg, Jonas January 2014 (has links) Learning from traumatic events: a comparative case study of governmental close protection policies in the aftermath of the murder of Olof Palme and Anna LindhViolent and threatful crimes against politicians are as despicable as any other crime acts against citizen. However, if politicians are targeted solely due to their position – the act can seriously damage the state and central government. This paper compares reports of government commissions and investigations which were initiated after the murder of Swedish prime minister Olof Palme in 1986 and secretary of state Anna Lindh in 2003. The purpose is to analyse and compare the conclusions and distinguish the main arguments that led to those conclusions and decipher similarities and differences through the lens of Tom Christensen’s instrumental perspective as well as Peter May’s social policy learning theory. The methodological approach of a qualitative method for this study fosters a deeper understanding of the ideological stances. Furthermore, the qualitative approach of conducting interviews with officials in various government positions has allowed for a more nuanced and thoughtful analysis. Together with the commissions and report, the interviews provide a holistic perspective of the two timeframes. The research question has been posed as follows: When comparing government commissions regarding the close protection of the central government, which essential similarities and differences can be distinguished? The result suggests that, an ideological change regarding main threats against the central government has taken place. The main policy discussions in the aftermath of the murder of prime minister Olof Palme was terrorism and if it could have been prevented at the time being. One major policy change was the build-up of the Swedish counter-terrorist unit. The main policy discussions in the aftermath of the murder of Anna Lindh was the issue of citizens with severe mental illnesses and how to detect those that pose serious threats to the central government at an earlier stage. Furthermore, given the conclusions of the commissions and reports, it is possible to determine that ”social policy learning” has occurred as according to Peter May’s theory. However, the study also notes an crucial exception; government officials in need of close protection can henceforth conform the structure of it and determine whether they want it or not. traumatic events close protection policymaking Olof Palme Anna Lindh Peter May Tom Christensen Swedish policymaking counter-terrorism krishantering psykotraumatologi traumatiska händelser personskydd policy Olof Palme Anna Lindh Peter May Tom Christensen kontraterrorism nationella insatsstyrkan polismyndigheten polis statsminister personsäkerhet BRÅ förtroendevald Säkerhetspolisen Göran Persson utrikesminister livvakt centrala statsledningen Rosenbad

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