ON THE ISSUE OF PREVENTING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: MANAGERIAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS

Abstract

The article states that the issue of preventing international terrorism is
closely related to the moral and ethical component of society's life, the
postmodern consciousness that has become dominant in the modern world. The
article analyzes individual provisions of the Council of Europe Convention on the
Prevention of Terrorism and the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism
Strategy. It is noted that the ethical aspect of preventing international terrorism
includes considering the foundations for committing terrorist acts, which are laid
at the level of religion, family upbringing with the appropriate instillation in the
child of a system of ideas and values that somehow justify terrorism. At the same
time, the ethical aspect involves determining the ethically permissible framework
for interference by law enforcement agencies in the personal lives of citizens. It is
emphasized that the prevention of international terrorism is inextricably linked
with the exercise of appropriate managerial influence, the determination of the
relationship between the adopted managerial decisions and the aggravation of the
problem of terrorism, which reveals the essence of the managerial aspect of the
studied issues.