diplomsko delo univerzitetnega študija
Boštjan Nakrst (Author), Iztok Podbregar (Mentor)

Abstract

Diplomsko delo preučuje socialne, politične in druge pogoje, ki pripeljejo do terorizma, koeksistenco med organiziranim kriminalom in terorizmom, predvsem z vidika izvajanja logističnega »suporta« kriminalnih združb pri dobavi orožja terorističnim organizacijam, potek finančnih transakcij in pranje denarja, katera so namenjena za izvrševanje terorističnih dejavnosti po svetu, preučuje tudi, ali obstajajo morebitni transferji orožja in denarja skozi Slovenijo ter vlogo obveščevalno-varnostnih služb, drugih varnostnih subjektov in Urada za preprečevanje pranja denarja pri preprečevanju ter zaznavanju tovrstnih transakcij oz. transportov. Ob tem teroristične skupine, kot plačilo za dobavljeno orožje, velikokrat kriminalnim združbam plačujejo s prepovedanimi drogami oziroma jim nudijo zaščito. Slovenija je z vstopom v Evropsko unijo in NATO sprejela mednarodne obveznosti ter pravice, ki izvirajo iz obeh organizacij, posledično pa se mora opredeljevati do mednarodnih političnih vprašanj ter sodeluje v mednarodnih mirovnih misijah. Zaradi tega se je tudi spremenila njena varnostna ogroženost, saj je z vstopom v NATO sprejela pravilo, da je napad na eno izmed članic NATA napad na vse članice NATA. Prav tako diplomsko delo preučuje vpliv lege Slovenije na njeno varnost, saj se Slovenija nahaja na Balkanskem koridorju, preko katerega poteka velik del transporta prepovedanih drog. Z vstopom Slovenije v evroatlantske povezave in s še vedno nemirnim Balkanskim polotokom se spreminja slovenski geopolitični in geostrateški položaj ter se s tem posledično lahko tudi veča oziroma manjša varnostna ogroženost v mednarodnem okolju.

Keywords

obveščevalna dejavnost;obveščevalno-varnostne službe;terorizem;boj proti terorizmu;diplomske naloge;

Data

Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Source: [Ljubljana
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher: B. Nakrst]
UDC: 351.746.1:343.3(043.2)
COBISS: 2966762 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: The thesis examines social, political and other conditions, which lead to terrorism. It examines coexistence between organized crime and terrorism, especially how criminal gangs execute logistic support for terrorist organizations, supplying them with weapons. The thesis studies the course of financial transactions and money laundering., intended to execute terrorist activities all around the world, the eventual transfers of weapon and money through Slovenia, the part of intelligence and security service and other subjects of security service, and also the role of Office for money laundering prevention in preventing and deteching such transaction and transports. Terrorist groups usually pay for weapon, supplied from criminal gangs, with prohibited drugs or they offer them protection. When Slovenia joined European Union and NATO, Slovenia had to adopt international rights and obligations, which derive from both organizations. Because of that, Slovenia has to declare about international political issues and participate in international peacekeeping missions. Joining NATO changed Slovenian security threats because of the NATO,s rule, when one of the members of NATO is attacked, it means that all of the members of NATO are attacked. The thesis also examines influence on Slovenia, because of its position on the Balkan corridor, through which a major part of drugs transport is happening. Slovenian membership in Euro-Atlantic integration and still turbulent Balkan Peninsula are the reason why Slovenian geopolitical and geostrategic position is changing. Which can also increase or reduce security threats in the international environment.
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages: 59 str.
ID: 8752933