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1 online resource (xx, 313) : color illustrations |
Contents |
Cover -- Preface -- Chapter-1. Introduction -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Science and Technological Development -- 1.3 Revolutions in Modern Biology -- 1.4 Terrorism -- 1.4.1 Emergence of Terrorism -- 1.4.2 Some Examples of Terrorist Attacks -- 1.4.3 Domestic Terrorism in the USA -- 1.5 Definition of Terrorism -- 1.5.1 Distinction among Terrorism, National Liberation Movement and GuerillaWarfare -- 1.5.2 Guerilla Warfare -- 1.5.3 What has Given Birth to Modern Terrorists? -- 1.5.4 What is the Main Feature of a Terrorist? |
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1.5.5 Psyche of a Terrorist: Distinguishing FeaturesChapter-2. Historical Perspectives on Accidents Causing Major Chemical Disasters: Deliberate Terrorist Attack: Dropping of an Atom Bomb -- 2.1 Toxic / Hazardous Agents as Weapons of the Terrorist -- 2.2 Possible Bioorganisms / Toxins as weapons of the Terrorists -- 2.3 Niaid High Priority Biodefense Products -- 2.4 Radiological Weapons -- 2.5 Some Historical Experiences -- 2.5.1 From Chemical Accidents in Bhopal -- 2.5.2 Experiences from the Terrorists� Attack on Twin Towers and Anthrax Mail Scare in the USA |
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2.5.3 What Did the World Learn Out of this Incident?2.6 Experiences From Biological Weapons -- 2.7 Chernobyl Experience -- 2.8 Hiroshima and Nagasaki Experience -- 2.9 How Real is it that the Terrorists will Ever use Radio -- Logical Weapons? -- 2.10 Author's Own Experience -- 2.10.1 Author�s Experiences with the Twin Tower Disaster -- 2.10.2 Bhopal Toxic Gas Disaster�Author�s Own Experience -- Chapter-3. Hazardous chemicals / Biologicals / Radiologicals as Potential Weapons for the Terrorists |
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3.1 Safe Production, Handling, Storage and Transportation of Chemicals: Safety Grading3.2 Chemical Disasters: International Experience -- 3.2.1 Toxicological Emergencies: Disaster Management -- 3.2.2 Disaster Response: Aftermath of a Major Disaster -- 3.2.3 Do�s and Don�ts Regardings Some Commonly Known Hazardous SubstancesExposure Signs, Symptoms and Possible Treatments -- 3.3 CDC Recommendations Regarding Appropriate Type of Treatments -- 3.3.1 Bioterrorism -- 3.4 Some Clues to Potential Bioterrorist Attack -- 3.5 Preparedness at the Community Level |
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3.6 Preparedness at the State and Federal Government Level3.7 Safety Measures During Transport -- 3.7.1 What to Do If You Find Out Suspicious Biological Specimens -- 3.7.2 Gearing up Laboratory Capabilities -- 3.7.3 Preparedness at the Local Community Level -- 3.7.4 Preparedness at the State and Federal Government Level Ensuring ProperPreparation at the Laboratory Level -- 3.8 Anthrax -- 3.8.1 Critical Criteria -- 3.8.2 Cutaneous Anthrax -- 3.8.3 Gastrointestinal Anthrax -- 3.8.4 Inhalation Anthrax -- 3.8.5 Treatment -- 3.8.6 Prophylaxis |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 303-313) |
Notes |
Print version record |
Subject |
Accidents -- Prevention.
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Terrorism -- Prevention.
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Emergency management.
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Accident Prevention
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NATURE -- Natural Disasters.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Disasters & Disaster Relief.
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Accidents -- Prevention
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Emergency management
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Terrorism -- Prevention
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9788122429367 |
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812242936X |
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