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245 1 0 _aIssues of Terrorism in the Post-Coronavirus Era
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_cedited by Richard J. Chasdi, Yair Sharan.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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300 _aXXI, 224 p. 20 illus., 16 illus. in color.
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490 1 _aAdvanced Sciences and Technologies for Security Applications,
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505 0 _a1. Introduction -- 2. Post Corona Era Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Environment and Science -- 3. Climate Change and Terrorism in the Post-Corona World – Some Initial Thoughts -- 4. A Typology of Enhanced Terrorism: Policy Implications -- 5. Speaking of Terrorism: The Challenge of Science Communication to Decision-Makers -- 6. Gene Editing and ‘CRISPER’: The Future Potential Terrorists Tools -- 7. Terrorism During the Pandemic: COVID-19 Impact on Violent Extremism -- 8. The COVID-19 Pandemic and Terrorism: The Emergence of a New Category of Threat.
520 _aThis edited compilation was written in the latter part of the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020, a watershed event in world history that illustrated wide-ranging systems and structural vulnerabilities worldwide. The book provides a framework for thinking about the environmental context of unconventional political conflict and intrinsic issues of continuity and change; it highlights significant potential terror threats, trajectories, and potential inflection points for consideration by policymakers, security experts, and counterterrorism practitioners. The book focuses on unfolding threats that will affect our security worldwide, including the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, the continuously evolving condition of environmental degradation and global warming, the probability of increased “enhanced terrorism” use, future technologies like gene editing and “Crisper,” and more. The book frames empirical links between the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, terrorism, and other international system factors within the context of our contemporary globalized world, to scope out basic uncertainties, and the subtleties and nuances of complexity that pose challenges and opportunities for policymakers. It discusses looming challenges to decisionmakers who must attempt to counter terror and crime and their expected convergence in the coming era. The use of novel foresight tools in the context of anticipatory defense, science communication methodologies, knowledge sharing, its dissemination, and management to overcome threat potential is presented. As one of the first books to delve into post-coronavirus consequences and to examine the linkages between these wide-ranging impacts, Issues of Terrorism in the Post-Coronavirus Era provides essential food for thought for decision-makers, policymakers, academics, global business leaders, students, and lay readers who are concerned about the future of humankind.
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