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100 | 1 | _aKOSAL Margaret E | |
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_aTerrorism targeting industrial chemical facilities : _bstrategic motivations and the implications for U.S. security / _cMargaret E Kosal |
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520 | _aVarious worst case scenarios suggest that an attack on a chemical facility in the USA could result in large numbers of casualties. This study looks at the small number of attacks that have actually taken place against such facilities in the USA, or overseas that have American parent bodies. Concludes that the number of attacks is very small, that the main objective appears to be the company rather than the plant, and that most attacks are not religiously motivated. Measures taken to prevent or contain genuine accidents will have a secondary benefit in reducing the impact of a terrorist attack. | ||
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_aCHEMICAL INDUSTRY _xTERRORISM |
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_aStudies In Conflict & Terrorism: _gVol 30 No 1, January 2007, pp.41-73 (114) |
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