Deterrence: A Security Strategy against Non Traditional Security Threats to Pakistan

Syed, Farzana Zaheer; Javed, Saba

doi:10.3126/ijssm.v4i4.18503

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“…On the other hand, Syed and Javed, (2017) in their article "Deterrence: A Security Strategy against Non-Traditional Security Threats to Pakistan" examine the effectiveness of deterrence as a security strategy against non-traditional threats, specifically terrorism in Pakistan. The authors state that the post-9/11 security landscape has led to a redefinition of security strategies, with non-traditional threats now being considered a necessary part of security planning.…”

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Terrorism and Extremism as a Non-Traditional Security Threats in Post 9/11: Implications for Pakistan’s Society and Politics

Rashid

2023

JDSS

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This paper examines the implications of terrorism and extremism as non-traditional security threats on Pakistan's society and politics in the post-9/11 era. The objective of the study is to gain a comprehensive understanding of how these threats have influenced societal dynamics and political structures within the country. The background section provides context on the rise of terrorism and extremism globally, particularly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. The methodology involves a comprehensive analysis of scholarly literature, government reports, and data to assess the impact of terrorism and extremism on various sectors of Pakistani society. The results indicate that these threats have significantly affected social cohesion, religious tolerance, and political stability in Pakistan. Based on the findings, the paper presents recommendations to address these challenges effectively, emphasizing the need for inclusive governance, deradicalization programs, and counterterrorism strategies that focus on both military and socio-economic dimensions.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Terrorism and Extremism as a Non-Traditional Security Threats in Post 9/11: Implications for Pakistan’s Society and Politics

Rashid

2023

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“…The culture terror has been established by Talibans. TTP has incredibly escalated its attacks and reason behind this escalation is revenge on Pakistan that allowed United States to use her land against attack on Afghanistan in general and Taliban (Syed & Javed, 2017). Taliban objective is to weaken state, damage its troop morale, and avenge military operations by FATA.…”

Section: Impact Of Terrorism On Pakistan Securitymentioning

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An Investigation on the Deteriorating Security Situations of the Pakistan

Malik

Fatima

2020

JSRD

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Security plays a very important role in the progress of a nation. It is the pillar of a state on which a nation stands. Without security it is very difficult for a nation to survive on the map of world. Since Pakistan joined the U.S.-led war on terror in September 2001, stability has been heavily affected, and Pakistan has faced many stability challenges since then. With the participation in the “war on terror, the security situation in country” deteriorated within the few years, as army had to carry out a number of operations in its territory against its own people with the aim to disregard the terrorist threat. The war against terrorism has significantly impacted on the overall economic as well as social development of the country. Incidents of 9/11 have divided the nation into American supporters, both pro and unfavorable. Pakistan, the United States helping ally faces more negative security values rather than optimistic ones. This paper addresses Pakistan’s security woes and reasons for the country's worsening security situation. To bring stability to Pakistan, the government needs to take plan to conquer its people' hearts and minds.

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“…Tehrike-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) attacked religious, political and civil society, scholars and doctors, schools and NGO offices, suicide bombings in universities, mosques and other important places increased to an unimaginable extent. More than 85,000 Pakistanis have been killed in various terrorist attacks, including 10,000 armed men there were 2,113 sectarian attacks, resulting in 2,913 deaths and 5,824 injuries [Syed, Javed 2017]. The main goal of the Taliban is to dwindle state power, hurt the morale of the armed forces, and avenge FATA's military operations.…”

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War on Terrorism in Pakistan: Challenges and Strategic Steps

Malik

Zhi-long

Rafay

2019

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Meždunar. otnoš.

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The incident of 9/11 is said to be a watershed event in the history of international relations. After this ferocious incident Pakistan was forced to join the Global War on Terrorism in September 2001 and since then it has faced a lot of challenges. After joining this war, the security situation has become worse within few years, and military forces had to start several operations to fight and eliminate the menace of terrorism. The War on Terror (WOT) has greatly affected the economic growth, political and social situation of the country. This paper discusses the reasons behind the terrorism, the ways it has affected the national security, education and economy, and the steps for its elimination. The general conclusion made by the author is that Pakistan like other countries cannot cure this menace alone by the use of force. The government should adopt a complex and wide strategy focusing in priority on the factors that are responsible for igniting terrorism, and by solving the problems being faced by the poor masses of the country.

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Deterrence: A Security Strategy against Non Traditional Security Threats to Pakistan

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

Terrorism and Extremism as a Non-Traditional Security Threats in Post 9/11: Implications for Pakistan’s Society and Politics

Terrorism and Extremism as a Non-Traditional Security Threats in Post 9/11: Implications for Pakistan’s Society and Politics

An Investigation on the Deteriorating Security Situations of the Pakistan

War on Terrorism in Pakistan: Challenges and Strategic Steps

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