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1. Verfasser:	Kellman, Barry (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2007
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	Bioterrorisme Preventie Biomedical Research Bioterrorism Bioterrorism > Prevention Bioterrorism > legislation & jurisprudence Bioterrorism > prevention & control International Cooperation Public Health Public Policy Terrorismus Prävention Biologische Waffe
Online-Zugang:	Table of contents only Publisher description Contributor biographical information Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-354) and index
Beschreibung:	XXVIII, 362 S. 25 cm
ISBN:	9780521883252 0521883253 9780521709699 0521709695

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adam_text	Contents Prologue page xiii Foreword, by Ronald К. Noble, Interpol Secretary General xvii Acknowledgments xxvii Introduction ....................................1 The Bioviolence Policy Failure 2 Thematic Foundations 3 Three Crossroads 3 Law for Humanity 4 Terminology 5 Presentation of the Argument 7 PART I. THE BIOVIOLENCE CONDITION AND HOW IT CAME TO BE 1 Why Worry? .................................11 Why Bioviolence Is Different 11 Delayed Anonymity 12 Concealable Devastation 15 Contagious Panic!!! 17 Evaluating Risks 18 2 Methods of Bioviolence .........................20 Interwoven Choices 21 Smallpox 24 Eradication? 24 The Challenge: Getting the Virus 25 CONTENTS Influenza and Hemorrhagic Fevers 28 Influenza 28 Reasons for Concern 28 Limits of Protection 29 Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses 31 Acquiring the Agent: Initiating the Attack 31 Disseminating the Virus 32 Anthrax 33 Getting and Cultivating Seed Stock 35 Disseminating the Agent 36 Botulinum in Food 38 Agroviolence 40 Motivations and Feasibility 41 Attacks of Graue Concern 42 Livestock Diseases 42 Crop Diseases 43 International Prevention Systems 44 Agents Historically Used as Bioweapons 45 Plague 45 Tularemia 46 Q Fever 47 Ricin 47 Emerging Micro-Sciences and Bioviolence 47 Molecular Biology s Emerging Risk 49 Modification of Weapons Agents 49 Improving Target Specificity 51 Synthetic Genomics 51 Re-Creation of Diseases 51 Synthetic Viruses 52 RNA Inhibitors and Bioregulators 52 Nanotechnologies 53 Who Did Bioviolence? Who Wants to Do It? ....... .... 55 The Biological Weapons Experience 55 The Road to Geneva 56 Mid-20 11-Century Bioweapons Programs 56 Unit 731 57 The U.S. Offensive Bioweapons Program 57 The Soviet Biological Weapons Program 59 Iraq s Biological Weapons Program 61 CONTENTS South Africa s Project Coast 63 Egypt 64 Israel 65 Current (Alleged) State Biological Weapons Programs 66 Questions about Military Efficacy 67 Suspected State Bioweapons Programs 68 North Korea 69 Iran 70 Syria 71 Terrorist and Fanatic Interest in Bioviolence 71 Islamic Fundamentalist Interest in Bioviolence 72 Al Qaeda s Intentions 73 Religious and Legal Justification 74 Acquisition of Agents and Expertise 77 Production 78 Concluding Observations 82 PART II. THE GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR PREVENTING BIOVIOLENCE 4 Strategic Foundations ..........................87 The Indictment 88 Obstacles to Policy Progress 92 Bioviolence Is a Crime! 94 Overview of the Prevention Strategy 95 Complication 96 Resistance 96 Preparedness 97 Nonproliferation 98 Guiding Principles 98 5 Complication: What Law Enforcers Should Stop .........101 Irresponsible Gaps 102 The Logic of Complication 103 Denial + Interdiction 104 Bioscience s Anxieties 105 Registration and Census 108 Denial Tactics 109 Denying Access to Pathogens 109 Pathogen Census 111 CONTENTS Pathogen Marking 111 Denying Access to Laboratories 112 Denying Access to Equipment 114 Interdiction 116 Legislating the Crime 117 The Dilemma of Pre- Attack Interdiction 118 Clues of Bioviolence 119 Pattern Recognition 121 Transport Security and Counter-Smuggling 124 Packaging and Labeling 126 Shipping Security 127 Intrusive Counter-Smuggling 129 Tmnrovinsf Resistance throusfh Science ........... 132 Dual-Implication Research 133 The Challenge of Overseeing Bioresearch 134 Constraining Science? 137 Virtues and Limitations of Codes of Ethics and Self-Regulation 139 The Need for Translucency 142 Bioscientists as the First Line of Defense 144 Bioresearch Education and Training 144 Professional Certification 145 Whistleblowers 146 Development of Vaccines and Medicines 147 Financial Barriers 149 Liability Barriers 152 Patent Barriers 155 Public Health Preparedness .................. 160 Preparedness vs. Complication - The False Debate 161 Hardening Targets 164 Protecting Air Circulation Systems 165 Protecting Water Supplies 165 Sensors 166 Response Interventions 168 Detecting and Analyzing a Bio violence Attack 169 Law Enforcement - Public Health Cooperation 171 Biosurveillance 171 Microbial Forensics 172 CONTENTS Containing Contagion 173 Compulsory Vaccination for First Responders 175 Placement of Victims 178 Stockpiling and Distribution of Medical Resources 179 Compulsory Medical Interventions 181 Maintaining Public Confidence 184 Quarantines 185 Considerations of a Quarantine s Efficacy 186 Quarantines and the World Health Organization s Authority 188 8 International Nonproliferation ....................192 Defining Biological Weapons 196 The General Purpose Criterion 196 Nonlethal Bioagents 197 Arguments For and Against Nonlethal Bioagents 198 Types of NLBAs 200 U.S. Military Nonlethal Programs 202 Implications for the Biological Weapons Convention 204 Compliance, Verification, and Confidence Building 205 The Biodefense Dilemma 207 The Problem of Secrecy Reprised 209 Biodefense Projects of Concern 211 Strengthening Confidence 213 Disarming Soviet Bioweapons Stockpiles 215 Two Issues for Removal 219 Protecting the Free Trade in Bioscience 220 A Global BWC Organization 221 9 The Challenge of Global Governance ................222 Governance Mission: The Global Covenant 222 Governance Agencies 226 The United Nations Commission on Bioscience and Security (Commission) 228 Promote Bioscience Research 228 Define Standards for Bioscience 230 Promote Capacity Building and Resource Mobilization 231 The Bioviolence Prevention Office {Office) 233 Information Gathering and Analysis 234 Impelling Implementation 235 CONTENTS United Nations Bioviolence Committee (Security Council Committee) 238 Predecessors 239 A New Inspectorate 240 A Final Note on Governance 241 Conclusion ...................................242 Notes 247 Bibliography 285 Index 355
adam_txt	Contents Prologue page xiii Foreword, by Ronald К. Noble, Interpol Secretary General xvii Acknowledgments xxvii Introduction .1 The Bioviolence Policy Failure 2 Thematic Foundations 3 Three Crossroads 3 Law for Humanity 4 Terminology 5 Presentation of the Argument 7 PART I. THE BIOVIOLENCE CONDITION AND HOW IT CAME TO BE 1 Why Worry? .11 Why Bioviolence Is Different 11 Delayed Anonymity 12 Concealable Devastation 15 Contagious Panic!!! 17 Evaluating Risks 18 2 Methods of Bioviolence .20 Interwoven Choices 21 Smallpox 24 Eradication? 24 The Challenge: Getting the Virus 25 CONTENTS Influenza and Hemorrhagic Fevers 28 Influenza 28 Reasons for Concern 28 Limits of Protection 29 Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses 31 Acquiring the Agent: Initiating the Attack 31 Disseminating the Virus 32 Anthrax 33 Getting and Cultivating Seed Stock 35 Disseminating the Agent 36 Botulinum in Food 38 Agroviolence 40 Motivations and Feasibility 41 Attacks of Graue Concern 42 Livestock Diseases 42 Crop Diseases 43 International Prevention Systems 44 Agents Historically Used as Bioweapons 45 Plague 45 Tularemia 46 Q Fever 47 Ricin 47 Emerging Micro-Sciences and Bioviolence 47 Molecular Biology's Emerging Risk 49 Modification of Weapons Agents 49 Improving Target Specificity 51 Synthetic Genomics 51 Re-Creation of Diseases 51 Synthetic Viruses 52 RNA Inhibitors and Bioregulators 52 Nanotechnologies 53 Who Did Bioviolence? Who Wants to Do It? . . 55 The Biological Weapons Experience 55 The Road to Geneva 56 Mid-20'11-Century Bioweapons Programs 56 Unit 731 57 The U.S. Offensive Bioweapons Program 57 The Soviet Biological Weapons Program 59 Iraq's Biological Weapons Program 61 CONTENTS South Africa's Project Coast 63 Egypt 64 Israel 65 Current (Alleged) State Biological Weapons Programs 66 Questions about Military Efficacy 67 Suspected State Bioweapons Programs 68 North Korea 69 Iran 70 Syria 71 Terrorist and Fanatic Interest in Bioviolence 71 Islamic Fundamentalist Interest in Bioviolence 72 Al Qaeda's Intentions 73 Religious and "Legal" Justification 74 Acquisition of Agents and Expertise 77 Production 78 Concluding Observations 82 PART II. THE GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR PREVENTING BIOVIOLENCE 4 Strategic Foundations .87 The Indictment 88 Obstacles to Policy Progress 92 Bioviolence Is a Crime! 94 Overview of the Prevention Strategy 95 Complication 96 Resistance 96 Preparedness 97 Nonproliferation 98 Guiding Principles 98 5 Complication: What Law Enforcers Should Stop .101 Irresponsible Gaps 102 The Logic of Complication 103 Denial + Interdiction 104 Bioscience's Anxieties 105 Registration and Census 108 Denial Tactics 109 Denying Access to Pathogens 109 Pathogen Census 111 CONTENTS Pathogen Marking 111 Denying Access to Laboratories 112 Denying Access to Equipment 114 Interdiction 116 Legislating the Crime 117 The Dilemma of Pre- Attack Interdiction 118 Clues of Bioviolence 119 Pattern Recognition 121 Transport Security and Counter-Smuggling 124 Packaging and Labeling 126 Shipping Security 127 Intrusive Counter-Smuggling 129 Tmnrovinsf Resistance throusfh Science . 132 Dual-Implication Research 133 The Challenge of Overseeing Bioresearch 134 Constraining Science? 137 Virtues and Limitations of Codes of Ethics and Self-Regulation 139 The Need for Translucency 142 Bioscientists as the First Line of Defense 144 Bioresearch Education and Training 144 Professional Certification 145 Whistleblowers 146 Development of Vaccines and Medicines 147 Financial Barriers 149 Liability Barriers 152 Patent Barriers 155 Public Health Preparedness . 160 Preparedness vs. Complication - The False Debate 161 Hardening Targets 164 Protecting Air Circulation Systems 165 Protecting Water Supplies 165 Sensors 166 Response Interventions 168 Detecting and Analyzing a Bio violence Attack 169 Law Enforcement - Public Health Cooperation 171 Biosurveillance 171 Microbial Forensics 172 CONTENTS Containing Contagion 173 Compulsory Vaccination for First Responders 175 Placement of Victims 178 Stockpiling and Distribution of Medical Resources 179 Compulsory Medical Interventions 181 Maintaining Public Confidence 184 Quarantines 185 Considerations of a Quarantine's Efficacy 186 Quarantines and the World Health Organization's Authority 188 8 International Nonproliferation .192 Defining Biological Weapons 196 The General Purpose Criterion 196 "Nonlethal" Bioagents 197 Arguments For and Against Nonlethal Bioagents 198 Types of NLBAs 200 U.S. Military Nonlethal Programs 202 Implications for the Biological Weapons Convention 204 Compliance, Verification, and Confidence Building 205 The Biodefense Dilemma 207 The Problem of Secrecy Reprised 209 Biodefense Projects of Concern 211 Strengthening Confidence 213 Disarming Soviet Bioweapons Stockpiles 215 Two Issues for Removal 219 Protecting the Free Trade in Bioscience 220 A Global BWC Organization 221 9 The Challenge of Global Governance .222 Governance Mission: The Global Covenant 222 Governance Agencies 226 The United Nations Commission on Bioscience and Security (Commission) 228 Promote Bioscience Research 228 Define Standards for Bioscience 230 Promote Capacity Building and Resource Mobilization 231 The Bioviolence Prevention Office {Office) 233 Information Gathering and Analysis 234 Impelling Implementation 235 CONTENTS United Nations Bioviolence Committee (Security Council Committee) 238 Predecessors 239 A New Inspectorate 240 A Final Note on Governance 241 Conclusion .242 Notes 247 Bibliography 285 Index 355
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