Russian Views on Countering Terrorism During Eight Years of Dialogue
Extracts from Proceedings of Four Workshops
National Research Council author Policy and Global Affairs author Russian Academy of Sciences author Office for Central Europe and Eurasia Development, Security, and Cooperation author Glenn Schweitzer editor Merc Fox editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:National Academies Press
Published:1st May '09
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Few countries have endured as many attacks of terrorism during the past two decades as has Russia. From bombings on the streets of a number of cities, to the disruption of pipelines in Dagestan, to the taking of hundreds of hostages at a cultural center in Moscow and at a school in Beslan, the Russian government has responded to many political and technical challenges to protect the population. The measures that have been undertaken to reduce vulnerabilities to terrorist attacks and to mitigate the consequences of attacks have been of widespread interest in many other countries as well. In June 1999, the Presidents of the National Academy of Sciences and the Russian Academy of Sciences initiated an inter-academy program to jointly address common interests in the field of counter-terrorism. Four workshops were held from 2001 to 2007 and additional consultations were undertaken prior to and after the series of workshops. This report includes 35 of the Russian presentations during the workshop series. Collectively they provide a broad overview of activities that have been supported by Russian institutions.
ISBN: 9780309137577
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362 pages