Titlebook: Hostage-Taking Terrorism; Incident-Response St Alastair C. MacWillson Book 1992 Alastair C. MacWillson 1992 crisis.crisis management.develo

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Incident Resolution,y safe conduct and a negotiated emigration out of the country or the use of armed force. The main thrust of this chapter deals with factors that bear upon armed intervention and as a prelude it looks at the crisis management considerations, or the conditions for surrender.

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Negotiation Strategy,tegy. With an understanding and awareness of these principles, the medium and higher levels of crisis management will have a clear view of what the negotiator can achieve and at the same time will be conscious of the pressures the negotiator is under.

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Negotiating Objectives,This chapter looks at both the objectives of the hostage takers and of those authorities affected by such a problem. It examines the position the negotiator occupies in the overall resolution of the hostage-taking incident and the duties and responsibilities of the many other personnel with whom the negotiators may be working in such a situation.

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