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Emergency responder guidelines by United States. Office of Justice Programs. Office for Domestic Preparedness

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Review of the Department's preparation to respond to a WMD incident by United States. Department of Justice. Evaluation and Inspections Division

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Radiological/nuclear law enforcement and public health investigation handbook September 2011 edition.

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The UN Security Council in the twenty-first century

Contents: “…Weiss -- Promoting democracy / Francesco Mancini -- Acting on human rights / Joanna Weschler -- Responding to terrorism / Peter Romaniuk -- Confronting organized crime and piracy / James Cockayne -- Weapons of mass destruction : managing proliferation / Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu -- The use of force : a system of selective security / Adam Roberts -- Robust peacekeeping and the limits of force / Jean-Marie Guéhenno -- The Security Council and NATO / Herman Schaper -- The role of sanctions / Sue Eckert -- Relations with the UN Secretary-General / Simon Chesterman -- Special Representatives of the Secretary-General / Connie Peck -- Collaborating with regional organizations / Bruno Stagno Ugarte -- Groups of friends / Teresa Whitfield -- International courts and tribunals / Eran Sthoeger -- The Arab-Israeli conflict / Markus E. …”

Beyond preemption : force and legitimacy in a changing world

Contents: “…Beyond preemption : an overview / Ivo H. Daalder -- Weapons of mass destruction and the use of force / James B. …”
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Why presidents fail by Pious, Richard M., 1944-

Contents: “…Introduction : presidential fiascoes -- Reputation : Eisenhower and the U-2 flights -- Power stakes : Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs -- Compellence : Johnson and the Vietnam escalation -- Command and control : Ford and the Mayaguez -- Rhetoric : Carter and the malaise speech -- Prerogative power : Reagan and the Iran-Contra affair -- Gamesmanship : Bush 41 and the budget summit -- Program innovation : Clinton and health care -- Parallel governance : Bush and Iraqi weapons of mass destruction -- Presidents unbound : crises of authority and legitimacy -- Risk and resilience : toward a White House learning curve.…”
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Guerrilla diplomacy : rethinking international relations by Copeland, Daryl, 1954-