Terrorism: National Security and Strategy and a Local Threat Response
Philip M. DeHennis
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Philip M. DeHennis
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Abstract : Countering terrorism is included as part of the national security strategy. This study examines terrorism as security issue and proposes policy perspectives to help deter, mitigate and respond to a (potential) act. Included in the paper is an overview of current policy and how terrorism evolved to warrant national security concerns.
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Abstract : Countering terrorism is included as part of the national security strategy. This study examines terrorism as security issue and proposes policy perspectives to help deter, mitigate and respond to a (potential) act. Included in the paper is an overview of current policy and how terrorism evolved to warrant national security concerns.
Key concepts: Terrorism, National security, Computer security, Political science, Criminology, Computer science, Psychology, Law