The McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Handbook

"The McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Handbook provides government officials, corporate risk and security executives, first responders, university students, and all homeland security and emergency preparedness professionals with a definitive overview of our nation's critical homeland security issues. This all-in-one reference features analyses, insights, and practical recommendations from frontline security experts."--BOOK JACKET.

David G. Kamien is Chief Executive Officer of DGK LLC Homeland Security Management Consulting (www.kamien.com). Kamien's background includes 20 years of experience in military counterterrorism, regulatory policy, and technology business strategy consulting for defense contractors, government agencies, and think tanks.

Contributors

xv

Acknowledgments

xxiii

Foreword

xxv

Richard A. Falkenrath

Preface

xxix

David G. Kamien

Introduction: Homeland Security in Context

xli

David G. Kamien

SECTION ONE AL-QAIDA AND GLOBAL JIHAD

Introduction to Section 1

3

(6)

Rohan Kumar Gunaratna

Al-Qaida: Origins, Goals, and Grand Strategy

9

(28)

Ahmed S. Hashim

The Role of Islam as a Motivating Factor in Usama bin Ladin's Appeal within the Muslim World

37

(16)

David Cook

Understanding al-Qaida Networks

53

(20)

Marc Sageman

Al-Qaida: Terrorist Selection and Recruitment

73

(18)

Scott Gerwehr

Sara Daly

``The War of the Ether'': Al-Qaida's Psychological Warfare Campaign Against the Western and Muslim Worlds

91

(24)

Michael G. Knapp

SECTION TWO TERRORISM BEYOND AL-QAIDA

Introduction to Section 2

115

(2)

Noel Koch

The New Age of Terrorism

117

(14)

Brian Michael Jenkins

Chaos, Terrorism, and Beyond

131

(12)

Xavier Raufer

The Psychology of Terrorism: Future Directions and Potential Implications for Counterrorist Policy

143

(14)

John Horgan

WMD and Lessons from the Anthrax Attacks

157

(18)

Leonard A. Cole

Biological Terrorism: Risks and Responses

175

(20)

Terrence M. O'Sullivan

Hizballah

195

(12)

Daniel Byman

Terrorist Financing

207

(16)

Steve Emerson

SECTION THREE THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT

Introduction to Section 3

223

(2)

Susan M. Collins

Homeland Security's National Strategic Position: Goals, Objectives, Measures Assessment

225

(38)

Sharon L. Caudle

Randall Yim

Congressional Oversight over Homeland Security and the Dynamics of Appropriation

263

(20)

Christopher Shays

The Department of Defense: Defending the Homeland and Defeating Enemies Abroad

283

(14)

Paul McHale

Emergency Planning: The Evolving Role of Regional Planning Organizations in Supporting Cities and Counties

297

(14)

David Robertson

Preparing a City for Terrorism

311

(14)

Martin O'Malley

Legal Issues

325

(22)

Michael Kraft

Transatlantic Counterterrorism: Some Recommendations

347

(6)

Karen J. Greenberg

International Cooperation in Counterterrorism

353

(8)

Gijs de Vries

SECTION FOUR COUNTERTERRORISM INTELLIGENCE AND ANALYSIS

Introduction to Section 4

361

(4)

Sidney J. Caspersen

A Typology and Anatomy of Terrorist Operations

365

(26)

Dennis A. Pluchinsky

Intelligence and Information Sharing in Counterterrorism

391

(22)

C. Patrick Duecy

Counterterrorism Analysis and Homeland Security

413

(16)

Mark V. Kauppi

SECTION FIVE RISK: MANAGEMENT, PERCEPTION, AND COMMUNICATION

Introduction to Section 5

429

(2)

Anthony Beverina

Integrating Risk Management with Security and Antiterrorism Resource Allocation Decision Making

431

(32)

Gregory S. Parnell

Robin L. Dillon-Merrill

Terry A. Bresnick

The Psychological Perception of Risk

463

(30)

Baruch Fischhoff

The Homeland Security Advisory System

493

(12)

James Jay Carafano

The Role of Broadcast Media in Homeland Security Communication

505

(14)

Frank Sesno

SECTION SIX SECURING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND CYBERSPACE

Introduction to Section 6

519

(4)

James F. McDonnell

Critical Infrastructure and Interdependency

523

(24)

Rae Zimmerman

Cybersecurity in Post-9/11 America

547

(36)

James D. Cunningham

SECTION SEVEN BORDER AND TRANSPORTATION SECURITY

Introduction to Section 7

583

(4)

William H. Parrish

Border Control

587

(26)

K. Jack Riley

Civil Aviation in the United States: Security Before and After 9/11

613

(18)

Cathal ``Irish'' Flynn

Art Kosatka

Port and Maritime Security

631

(18)

Carl Bentzel

Transportation Information and Security

649

(12)

Harold W. Neil, Jr.

SECTION EIGHT EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH, AND MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS

Introduction to Section 8

661

(4)

Donna F. Barbisch

Emergency Response: An Overview

665

(12)

Ray Lehr

National Response Plan, the National Incident Management System, and the Federal Response Plan

677

(12)

Claire B. Rubin

John R. Harrald

Understanding and Preparing for the Psychological Consequences of Terrorism

689

(14)

Terri L. Tanielian

Bradley D. Stein

Moving Target: Biological Threats to America

703

(18)

Elin A. Gursky

Preparedness and Response in Israeli Hospitals

721

(20)

Boaz Tadmor

Lion Poles

Shmuel C. Shapira

SECTION NINE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR

Introduction to Section 9

741

(4)

James Gilmore

Role of Corporate Security

745

(22)

Ronald J. Kelly

Corporate Emergency Management

767

(42)

Donald L. Schmidt

Protecting Soft Targets: How Marriott International Deals with the Threat of Terrorism Overseas

809

(12)

Alan Orlob

The Challenge to Corporate Leadership: Managing the Human Impact of Terrorism on Business Recovery

821

(16)

Mark Braverman

Working with the Business Community to Enhance Preparedness at the County Level: A Case Study

837

(8)

William Donnelly

Legal Issues for Business in Responding to Terrorist Events

845

(18)

William C. Nicholson

SECTION TEN ACADEME

Introduction to Section 10

863

(2)

Scott D. Bates

Academe and Homeland Security

865

(34)

Todd I. Stewart

Considering a New Paradigm for Strategic Studies

899

(12)

Joseph E. Vorbach III

Patrick N. Newman

Decision Models for Emergency Response Planning

911

(20)

Richard C. Larson

SECTION ELEVEN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND INFORMATION SHARING

Introduction to Section 11

931

(2)

Terry Janssen

Science, Technology, and Terrorism

933

(24)

Thurman J. Allard

Nigel Hey

Improving Checkpoint Security

957

(12)

Fred Facemire

Mark Laustra

IT Architecture for Homeland Security

969

(16)

Gerald Metz

Two Critical Concepts for Information Technology in Homeland Security

985

(14)

Don Adams

Needs Analysis for Information Sharing

999

(10)

David G. Kamien

Jean-Francois Cloutier

Denis Ranger

SECTION TWELVE DOMESTIC SECURITY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES

Introduction to Section 12

1009

(4)

K. A. Taipale

Thinking About Civil Liberty and Terrorism

1013

(18)

Paul Rosenzweig

Security and Freedom of Speech

1031

(14)

Abraham H. Foxman

Principled Prudence: Civil Liberties and the Homeland Security Practitioner

1045

(18)

Laura W. Murphy

Government Data Mining

1063

(26)

Newton N. Minow

Fred H. Cate

SECTION THIRTEEN POLITICS AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Introduction to Section 13

1089

(2)

Warren Rudman

The Politics of Homeland Security

1091

(24)

Anne M. Khademian

Accountability and Homeland Security

1115

(16)

Charles R. Wise

Rania Nader

Waging the ``War of Ideas''

1131

(18)

William Rosenau

Glossary

1149

(8)

Index

1157

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