FRONT MATTER
| i |
| OPENING SESSION |
ARRIVING AT THE UNPREDICTABLE – A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CHALLENGE
ANTONINO ZICHICHI | 3 |
| MULTIDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL APPROACH |
THE ROLE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE WAR ON TERRORISM
NORMAN P. NEUREITER | 7 |
TERRORISM – AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
AHMAD KAMAL | 11 |
REGIONAL RESPONSE TO TERRORISM: PURPOSE, PRINCIPLES AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK TO PREVENT, COMBAT AND ELIMINATE TERRORISM IN THE AMERICAS IN THE AFTERMATH OF 9-11. PERSISTENT CHALLENGES AND NEW THREATS. AN ASSESSMENT.
LILLIAN ALURRALDE | 15 |
FRENCH APPROACHES TO COUNTER-TERRORISM
ELISABETH GIACOBINO | 30 |
GERMANY’S RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL EMERGENCY
HENNING WEGENER | 33 |
LIMITING THE THREATS OF IDEOLOGICAL-BASED TERROR GROUPS: LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM MALAYSIA?
MOHD KAMARULNIZAM ABDULLAH | 39 |
RUSSIAN FEDERATION OPTIONS AND POLICY
ANATOLY ADAMISHIN | 51 |
MYTH, REALITY AND REALISM IN U.K. GOVERNMENT RESPONSE AND MEDIA PERCEPTION OF TERRORISM
ROBERT FOX | 55 |
THE WORLD COMMUNITY AGAINST THE GLOBALIZATION OF CRIMINALITY AND TERRORISM
A.S. KULIKOV | 58 |
| CROSS-DISCIPLINARY RESPONSES TO CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR THREATS |
CHEMICAL TERRORISM: FIVE STRATEGIC CHALLENGES
RON G. MANLEY | 65 |
BIOLOGICAL TERRORISM: QUANTIFYING AND COMMUNICATING UNCERTAINTY
CHARLES R. PENN | 71 |
CROSS DISCIPLINARY MITIGATION OF CBRNE RISK: CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR, EXTREME EXPLOSIVES, ELECTRONIC/DIGITAL ATTACKS
SALLY LEIVESLEY | 76 |
FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM: PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE WEST
V. KRIVOKHIZHA | 94 |
UKRAINE AND PROBLEMS OF TERRORISM
VALERY KUKHAR | 100 |
SAFETY ASPECTS OF ASYMMETRIC THREATS
HILTMAR SCHUBERT | 104 |
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL TERRORISM: LESSONS FROM HISTORY
MARK WHEELIS | 110 |
| CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CHALLENGES TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, MEDIA INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION |
DANSE MACABRE: TERRORISM AND WESTERN MEDIA
MICHAEL STUERMER | 117 |
PREPAREDNESS CHALLENGES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL
AMY E. SMITHSON | 120 |
PEOPLE: THE KEY ELEMENT IN DISASTER RESPONSE
GARY W. McCONNELL | 129 |
KEY ISSUES IN DISASTER RESPONSE: ENSURING CRITICAL SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT WORK WHEN NEEDED
A.D. VICKERY | 136 |
| CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY TOOLS AND COUNTERMEASURES WORKING GROUP SESSION |
CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY TOOLS AND COUNTERMEASURES WORKING GROUP REPORT
RON G MANLEY and REINER K HUBER | 145 |
| CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CHALLENGES TO QUANTIFICATION OF RISK WORKING GROUP SESSION |
CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CHALLENGES TO QUANTIFICATION OF RISK WORKING GROUP REPORT
Richard Wilson, Charles Penn, John Adams, Olivia Bosch, Robert Clark, Axel Lehmann, Margaret Petersen, William Sprigg and Henning Wegener | 153 |
SCIENCE AND TERRORISM: CHALLENGES TO THE QUANTIFICATION OF THE RISKS OF TERRORISM
JOHN ADAMS | 163 |
COUNTER-TERRORISM POST MADRID 2004: INFORMATION SHARING AND UNSCR 1540
OLIVIA BOSCH | 171 |
QUANTIFYING TERRORISM: A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CHALLENGE. FROM PRECISE TO SPECULATIVE, FROM OBJECTIVE TO SUBJECTIVE: WHERE DOES THE RISK OF TERRORISM BELONG?
RICHARD WILSON | 178 |
| CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY RESPONSE WORKING GROUP SESSION |
REPORT OF THE CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS DISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY RESPONSE WORKING GROUP
AMY E. SMITHSON | 187 |
THE GLOBAL EMERGENCY: A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RISK
A.R. GREEN | 194 |
TOPOFF 2: APPRECIATING THE IMPORTANCE OF DISASTER DRILLS
LESLEE STEIN-SPENCER | 207 |
| CROSS-CULTURAL EVALUATION OF SOCIETAL RESPONSE WORKING GROUP SESSION |
REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON CROSS-CULTURAL EVALUATION OF SOCIETAL RESPONSE
AHMAD KAMAL | 219 |
TRENDS IN SUICIDE TERRORISM: SENSE AND NONSENSE
SCOTT ATRAN | 222 |
GLOBALIZATION OF TERRORISM
FARHANG MEHR | 255 |
TERRORISM AND THE LAW OF TALION
FRANÇOIS WAELBROECK | 263 |
BACK MATTER
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