America's Achilles' heel: nuclear, biological, and chemical terrorism and covert attack
This book focuses on the vulnerability of all open societies to loss of life from the covert or terrorist delivery of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons. The passing of the Soviet threat has changed the nature of the mass-destruction threat to U.S. cities, making it necessary to update the str...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book focuses on the vulnerability of all open societies to loss of life from the covert or terrorist delivery of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons. The passing of the Soviet threat has changed the nature of the mass-destruction threat to U.S. cities, making it necessary to update the strategic assumptions of defense policy. Nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) weapons share three characteristics: immense lethality, portability, and accessibility. A covert NBC attack could be carried out in peacetime or during war, and could target civilians, military forces, or infrastructure. The defining element of a covert attack is that the weapon is delivered against its target in a manner that cannot readily be distinguished from normal background traffic and activity. A covert NBC attack against the United States is a quintessential low-probability, high-consequence event. However, it is growing greater with time for three key reasons. These weapons are becoming more accessible to a wider range of groups. The predominance of military forces and the virtual invulnerability of the homeland to direct military attack leave international adversaries with few options other than unconventional threats. The nature of nonstate violence is changing in a way that strongly suggests risking NBC risks. The consequences of covert NBC attacks and terrorism are massive casualties, contamination, panic, degraded response capabilities, economic damage, loss of strategic position, and social-psychological damage and political change. Recommendations to reduce the vulnerability of the United States included establishing an NBC response center; reinvigorating the intelligence community, improving the detection of small-scale NBC weapons programs; and improving capability for post-attack attribution. |
| Beschreibung: | XXVI, 354 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0262561182 |
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| spelling | Falkenrath, Richard A. Verfasser aut America's Achilles' heel nuclear, biological, and chemical terrorism and covert attack Richard A. Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman, and Bradley A. Thayer Cambridge, Mass. [u.a.] MIT Press 1998 XXVI, 354 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier BCSIA studies in international security This book focuses on the vulnerability of all open societies to loss of life from the covert or terrorist delivery of nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons. The passing of the Soviet threat has changed the nature of the mass-destruction threat to U.S. cities, making it necessary to update the strategic assumptions of defense policy. Nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) weapons share three characteristics: immense lethality, portability, and accessibility. A covert NBC attack could be carried out in peacetime or during war, and could target civilians, military forces, or infrastructure. The defining element of a covert attack is that the weapon is delivered against its target in a manner that cannot readily be distinguished from normal background traffic and activity. A covert NBC attack against the United States is a quintessential low-probability, high-consequence event. However, it is growing greater with time for three key reasons. These weapons are becoming more accessible to a wider range of groups. The predominance of military forces and the virtual invulnerability of the homeland to direct military attack leave international adversaries with few options other than unconventional threats. The nature of nonstate violence is changing in a way that strongly suggests risking NBC risks. The consequences of covert NBC attacks and terrorism are massive casualties, contamination, panic, degraded response capabilities, economic damage, loss of strategic position, and social-psychological damage and political change. Recommendations to reduce the vulnerability of the United States included establishing an NBC response center; reinvigorating the intelligence community, improving the detection of small-scale NBC weapons programs; and improving capability for post-attack attribution. Armes chimiques Armes de destruction massive BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS USE unbist Biological warfare Biologische wapens gtt Bioterrorisme CHEMICAL WEAPONS USE unbist Chemical warfare Chemische wapens gtt Kernwapens gtt NUCLEAR TERRORISM unbist Nationale veiligheid gtt TERRORISM unbist Terrorism - United States Terrorisme - États-Unis Terrorisme nucléaire Terrorisme gtt UNITED STATES unbist Terrorismus Bioterrorism prevention & control United States Bioterrorism United States Chemical Warfare prevention & control United States Chemical terrorism United States Nuclear Warfare United States Nuclear terrorism United States Public Policy United States Terrorism prevention & control United States Weapons of mass destruction Internationaler Terrorismus (DE-588)4162078-1 gnd rswk-swf ABC-Waffen (DE-588)4000056-4 gnd rswk-swf USA USA (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd rswk-swf USA (DE-588)4078704-7 g Internationaler Terrorismus (DE-588)4162078-1 s ABC-Waffen (DE-588)4000056-4 s DE-604 Newman, Robert D. Verfasser aut Thayer, Bradley A. Verfasser (DE-588)1175115576 aut |
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| title_full | America's Achilles' heel nuclear, biological, and chemical terrorism and covert attack Richard A. Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman, and Bradley A. Thayer |
| title_fullStr | America's Achilles' heel nuclear, biological, and chemical terrorism and covert attack Richard A. Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman, and Bradley A. Thayer |
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| title_short | America's Achilles' heel |
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| topic | Armes chimiques Armes de destruction massive BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS USE unbist Biological warfare Biologische wapens gtt Bioterrorisme CHEMICAL WEAPONS USE unbist Chemical warfare Chemische wapens gtt Kernwapens gtt NUCLEAR TERRORISM unbist Nationale veiligheid gtt TERRORISM unbist Terrorism - United States Terrorisme - États-Unis Terrorisme nucléaire Terrorisme gtt UNITED STATES unbist Terrorismus Bioterrorism prevention & control United States Bioterrorism United States Chemical Warfare prevention & control United States Chemical terrorism United States Nuclear Warfare United States Nuclear terrorism United States Public Policy United States Terrorism prevention & control United States Weapons of mass destruction Internationaler Terrorismus (DE-588)4162078-1 gnd ABC-Waffen (DE-588)4000056-4 gnd |
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