Titlebook: Nuclear Terrorism; A Threat Assessment Gavin Cameron Book 1999 Gavin Cameron 1999 assessment.nature.organization.political violence.Prolif

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The Likelihood of Nuclear Terrorism,The implications of the increased opportunity to proliferate arising from the collapse of the Soviet Union are far from clear when it comes to applying them to nuclear terrorism. However, both in terms of intent and capability, any act of nuclear terrorism would be ‘a(chǎn) quantum leap’ from conventional weapons terrorism.’

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Terrorism: Psychological and Instrumental Approaches,lear, but it does seem apparent that a major influence is the individual psychology of those who perpetrate such acts. However, terrorism is extremely diffuse, making it questionable whether any single psychological theory of the phenomenon could be sufficiently comprehensive so as to include the va

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Conclusion,y former United States Senator Sam Nunn who has argued that: ‘Combating the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons is the most pressing issue that we face today.’. Indeed, Senator Nunn has contended, rogue nation’s or terrorist groups’ possession of nuclear weapons ‘could pose a

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