Countering biological terrorism in the U.S. : an understanding of issues and status
David W. Siegrist, Janice M. Graham
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David W. Siegrist, Janice M. Graham
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The 13 papers contained in this volume analyze the threat of biological terrorism in the United States today. Written by the distinguished members of the Potomac Institute's Counter Biological Terrorism Panel, the papers discuss biological threats in the U.S. and the efforts of the Department of Defense to counter these weapons and the terrorist groups associated with them.
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The 13 papers contained in this volume analyze the threat of biological terrorism in the United States today. Written by the distinguished members of the Potomac Institute's Counter Biological Terrorism Panel, the papers discuss biological threats in the U.S. and the efforts of the Department of Defense to counter these weapons and the terrorist groups associated with them.
Key concepts: Terrorism, Biological warfare, Political science, Criminology, Environmental ethics, Law, Sociology, Philosophy