Internal Security is one of the important components of India’s National security. Initially, it was confined to maintenance of law and order, containment of communal violence and in very few cases, counter-insurgencies. India is a country, which has been faced both an external aggression as well as internal disturbances from the day of its birth. Threats for India’s Internal National security have many faces i.e. Insurgency, Terrorism, Communal Violence, Caste and Linguistic Violence. The rise of fundamentalist forces is posing the most serious threat to India’s security. Many legal and judicial steps have been taken to fight all these threats but at the same time threats are changing their faces with the time. Thus, the concept of the Internal Security, threats and laws related to thereto are in immediate need to be addressed.
CALL FOR CHAPTER/S
Professors, Researchers, Practitioners and Students are invited to submit Chapters. All submitted chapters will be reviewed on a double-blind peer review basis. Authors are encouraged to include original works.
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BROAD ISSUES
- Cyber Crimes, Cyber Security and Emerging Cyber Crimes
- Technological challenges
- Corruption and Laws
- Threat due Vote bank politics
- Nexus between Crime, Insurgency and Politics
- Police-politician-criminal nexus
- Fundamentalist forces (Sectarian, ethnic, linguistic, Castes, Religion, Communal and secessionist violence) and Laws
- Domestic Dynamics Of India’s Internal Security
- Cross-border threats- Jammu and Kashmir Militancy
- Insurgency
- Left Wing Extremism
- Organized Crimes and Laws
- Economic Crimes and Terrorism
- Terrorism, in both its external and internal dimensions.
- Terrorism and different dimensions i.e. Narco, Maritime, Cyber and Economic etc
- Regional Groups and challenges
- Demographic Challenge
- Human trafficking,
- Illegal migration
- Law Enforcement, Legal And Judicial Systems
- Police Reform
- Border Security
- Related Human Rights Issues
- Other Internal Security challenges and Laws
- The research chapters should be a comprehensive review of contemporary relevant legal issues mentioned above.
EDITOR OF BOOK
Dr. Mithilesh Narayan Bhatt
Assistant Professor of Law, Department of Law, Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Criminal Justice, Opp. Gramin (Rural) Police Line, Daijar, Jodhpur- 342304 Rajasthan-INDIA
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