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Policy Papers: Homeland Security
Technological
Innovation Without Big Brother: Privacy Principles in the
Information Age
Progressive
Policy Institute
by Shane Ham and Robert D. Atkinson
In the wake of the September 11th terrorist attacks,
increased airline security became a nightmare for passengers....
Building
an Effective, Sustainable Partnership Between the Government and the
Private Sector
Markle Task Force
on National Security in the Information Age
by co-chairs James B. Steinberg, Gilman Louie
The challenge of preventing and responding to the new security
threats is very different from the new one, as a...
Deployed
in the U.S.A.: The Creeping Militarization of the Home Front
Cato Institute
by Gene Healy
As its overwhelming victories in Afghanistan and Iraq have
demonstrated, the U.S. military is the most effective fighting force
in human history.
Winning
the War on Terror
House Select Committee on Homeland Security
by Jim Turner and Jane Harman
Winning the war against our
terrorist enemies is the central challenge of our times...
Lessons
from the Anthrax Attacks: Implications for U.S. Bioterrorism
Preparedness
Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Defense
Threat Reduction Action
An April 2002 CSIS report proposing
ways to protect the U.S. homeland against biological attacks has
been released by the Department of Defense...
Grading
Progress on Homeland Security: Before and After9/11
Heritage Foundation
by The Honorable Mitt Romney and Chief Sam Gonzalez
In dealing with the nation’s homeland security needs, first
response continues to be important, but detection and protection
also...
Preparing
Responders to Respond: The Challenges to Emergency Preparedness in
the 21st Century
Heritage Foundation
by James Jay Carafano, Ph.D.
Building a national system-of-systems emergency response system is
critical to the nation’s long-term security, but simply spending
more money without...
Emergency
Responder Injuries and Fatalities: An Analysis of Surveillance Data
RAND Corporation, 2004
by Ari N. Houser, Brian A. Jackson, James T. Bartis, D. J. Peterson
The emergency response community represents a significant population
of workers exposed to a particularly intense and variable hazard
environment...
Empowering
State and Local Emergency Preparedness
RAND Corporation, 2004
by Michael A. Wermuth
CT-216, Testimony presented to the Committee on the Judiciary,
Council of the District of Columbia
Madam Chair, thank you for giving me the opportunity to come before
you today to discuss findings and recommendations of...
Homeland
Security: A Compendium of Public and Private Organizations' Policy
Recommendations
RAND Corporation, 2003
by John V. Parachini, Lynn E. Davis, and Timothy Liston
Over the past several years, a number of public and private
institutions, advisory panels, and various “think tanks” have
addressed the challenge...
"Seacurity":
Improving the Security of the Global Sea-Container Shipping System
RAND Corporation, 2003
by Maarten van de Voort, Kevin A. O'Brien with Adnan Rahman &
Lorenzo Valeri
In light of the new terrorism, the security of the global
sea-container shipping system needs to be reviewed and
systematically analyzed.
Securing
the Homeland, Strengthening the Nation
President George W. Bush
Our Nation learned a painful lesson on September 11. American soil
is not immune to evil or cold-blooded enemies capable of
unprecedented acts of mass murder and terror.
Homeland
Defense: A Strategic Approach
Center for Strategic and International
Studies, 2000
by Joseph J. Collins, Michael Horowitz
The United States faces a series of serious threats to its homeland.
These emerging challenges come from missile proliferation in rogue
states...
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