Catastrophic Terrorism - What Is to Be Done?

Terrorists may inflict great trauma upon us by using biological weapons (bacteria, viruses, or toxins) against America's civilian populations, but there is not common perception of how this problem should be defined & countered. This report shows how we can establish a method of focusing our efforts, testing alternative strategies, setting requirements, & determining priorities. Chapters: Why Bioterrorism Warrants Exceptional Preparation; The Absence of a Common, Systemic, Operational Understanding; Creating a Common, Systemic, Operational Understanding: 4 Cases for Planning; Some Initial Observations & Recommend. about 2 Capabilities in the Context of the Anthrax & Smallpox Cases; Capabilities; Conclusion; & List of Experts.Danzig, Richard is the author of 'Catastrophic Terrorism - What Is to Be Done?', published 2003 under ISBN 9780756738365 and ISBN 0756738369.