Chemical weapons

Chemical Weapons Improved Response Program 2000 Summary Report

NCJ Number

192258

Date Published

2000

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Worldwide Threat (From Terrorism: Defensive Strategies for Individuals, Companies and Governments, P 1-10, 2001, Lawrence J. Hogan, ed., -- See NCJ-192066)

NCJ Number

192067

Date Published

2001

Biological Agents: Control and Disarmament (From Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Comprehensive Survey For the Concerned Citizen, P 237-248, 2002, by Eric Croddy, Clarisa Perez-Armendariz, et al, -- See NCJ-192083)

NCJ Number

192092

Date Published

2002

Chemical Agents: Control and Disarmament (From Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Comprehensive Survey For the Concerned Citizen, P 169-190, 2002, by Eric Croddy, Clarisa Perez-Armendariz, et al, -- See NCJ-192083)

NCJ Number

192089

Date Published

2002

Who Has These Weapons? (From Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Comprehensive Survey For the Concerned Citizen, P 19-61, 2002, by Eric Croddy, Clarisa Perez-Armendariz, et al, -- See NCJ-192083)

NCJ Number

192085

Date Published

2002

Threat of Biological Terrorism in the New Millennium

NCJ Number

191822

Journal

American Behavioral Scientist

Date Published

2001

Silent Death: The Threat of Biological and Chemical Warfare

NCJ Number

191334

Date Published

2001

Chemical and Biological Defense: Improved Risk Assessment and Inventory Management are Needed

NCJ Number

191176

Date Published

2001

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External Motivations: State-Sponsored NBC Terrorism (From New Face of Terrorism: Threats from Weapons of Mass Destruction, P 195-211, 2000, Nadine Gurr and Benjamin Cole, -- See NCJ-190875)

NCJ Number

190883

Date Published

2000

Toxic Archipelago: Preventing Proliferation From the Former Soviet Chemical and Biological Weapons Complexes

NCJ Number

190653

Date Published

December 1999

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Defending America: Asymmetric and Terrorist Attacks With Chemical Weapons

NCJ Number

190651

Date Published

September 2001

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Viewpoint: The Threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction: A U.S. Response

NCJ Number

189498

Journal

Nonproliferation Review

Date Published

1999

Proliferation: Threat and Response, January 2001

NCJ Number

189706

Date Published

2001

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Chemical Protective Clothing for Law Enforcement Patrol Officers and Emergency Medical Services When Responding to Terrorism with Chemical Weapons

NCJ Number

189888

Date Published

November 1999

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Aum Shinrikyo: Once and Future Threat?

NCJ Number

189886

Journal

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Date Published

1999

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Nuclear Blindness: An Overview of the Biological Weapons Programs of the Former Soviet Union and Iraq

NCJ Number

189457

Journal

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Date Published

1999

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Analysis of Communications Effectiveness for First Responders During TOPOFF 2000

NCJ Number

184937

Date Published

August 2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Study Aids Search to Profile Weapon-Carrying Students

NCJ Number

168486

Journal

School Safety (Fall 1997)

Date Published

1997

Volunteers in Protection: Citizens Take Part in Community Policing

NCJ Number

167967

Journal

Sheriff

Date Published

1996

Integrated Use-of-Force Training Program

NCJ Number

167070

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

1996

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International Terrorism: Policy Implications

NCJ Number

163475

Date Published

1991

Police Impact Weapons: An Expanding Future?

NCJ Number

160307

Journal

Gazette

Date Published

1996

Basic Course Instructor Unit Guide 40: Weapons Violations

NCJ Number

151682

Date Published

1994

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Chemical Weapons and the Gulf War: The Dog That Did Not Bark

NCJ Number

137677

Journal

Studies in Conflict and Terrorism

Date Published

1992

Nonlethal Weapons vs. Conventional Police Tactics: The Los Angeles Police Department Experience

NCJ Number

131451

Date Published

1991