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Countering terrorism: dimensions of preparedness

By:

HOWITT Arnold M (ed.)

Contributor(s):

PANGI Robyn L (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass. USA: The MIT Press, 2003Description: 477pISBN:

0262083248 (hbk.):

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Summary: The fourteen chapters in this book identify the changes the United States should make in its administrative structures and capabilites in order to be better prepared to respond to terrorist acts and potential threats including NBC and cyber attacks. The final three chapters describe how Israel, Japan, and the UK have coped with terrorists.

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The fourteen chapters in this book identify the changes the United States should make in its administrative structures and capabilites in order to be better prepared to respond to terrorist acts and potential threats including NBC and cyber attacks. The final three chapters describe how Israel, Japan, and the UK have coped with terrorists.

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