This book examines the national security and preparedness issues, developments and analyses facing the U.S. today. Topics discussed include President Barack Obama's national security strategy; national security implications of climate-related risks and a changing climate; the department of defense strategy for countering weapons of mass destruction; orbital debris mitigation and removal; maritime critical infrastructure protection; and the Project BioShield Act.
"This book examines the impact of Homeland Security Information Systems (HSIS) on government, discussing technologies used in a national effort to prevent and respond to terrorist attacks and emergencies such as natural disasters"--Provided ...
The latter half of the book provides a detailed examination of homeland and national security concepts as we now understand it, which includes consideration of traditional terrorism, homegrown terrorism, innovative terrorism, natural ...
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The latter half of the book provides a detailed examination of homeland and national security concepts as we now understand it, which includes consideration of traditional terrorism, homegrown terrorism, innovative terrorism, natural ...
Critical Infrastructure: Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness details the important measures that have been tak
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Homeland Security: DHS' Efforts to Enhance First Responders' All-Hazards Capabilities Continue to Evolve
Homeland Security: Agency Plans, Implementation, and Challenges Regarding the National Strategy for Homeland Security
Since the initial inception of this book, there have been significant strides to safeguard the operations of our worlds infrastructures.
Decisionmakers today largely assess emergency preparedness and homeland security "in the rear view mirror," looking at performance in actual events and responding to perceived failures. While learning from real-world experience...