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From biodefence to biosecurity: the Obama administration's strategy for countering biological threats/ Gregory D. Koblentz

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KOBLENTZ Gregory D

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In: International Affairs Vol. 88 No. 1 January 2012, pp.131-148 (32)Summary: An overview of the Obama administration's strategy towards biosecurity drawing in similarities to and differences from the policies of the Bush administration. It also discusses how this strategy fits into Obama's foreign policy agenda and looks at some of the challenges towards effective implementation of the strategy.

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An overview of the Obama administration's strategy towards biosecurity drawing in similarities to and differences from the policies of the Bush administration. It also discusses how this strategy fits into Obama's foreign policy agenda and looks at some of the challenges towards effective implementation of the strategy.

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