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News
	Human Rights Day 2007
Publications
	Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Cooperation in the European Union Counterfeiting: a Global Spread a Global Threat Cyberterrorism - The Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes Human Development Report 2007/2008: Fighting Climate Change - Human Solidarity in a Divided World Human Rights in International Law IPO Security Planning Model Legislative History of the Convention on the Rights of the Child Liveable Cities: The Benefits of Urban Environmental Planning Making Peace with the Earth Report on the World Social Situation 2007 The Treatment of Prisoners - European standards
Web Sights
	ICVS Website New NGO website of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) UNICEF CRC @18 Convention on the Rights of the Child turns 18
World Events
	Developing Standards for Assistance to Victims of Terrorism in the EU Public-Private Partnership in the Fight against Counterfeiting in the Fashion Sector United Nations Climate Change Conference

Publications

Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Cooperation in the European Union

Information flow in the EU is bottom-up: information flows from national intelligence and security services, via EU information agencies, to EU decision makers has been insufficient. Therefore, this study aims to answer the question: what are the most important problems in counter-terrorism intelligence sharing within the European Union, and how can these problems be resolved? Better intelligence cooperation would lead to better intelligence support to EU decision makers and a substantial added value for Member States, motivating them to continue to submit intelligence to the European level.

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