HSR Monitor

The Monitor is the Institute's homeland security and resilience publication which is produced ten times a year. Encompassing a range of issues at strategic, operational and tactical levels relating to man-made, man-assisted and natural emergencies and disasters.

Issue: Jul 2007, Vol. 6, No. 6

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The MacArthur Maze: repair and recovery Free access: The recent crash of a gasoline tanker on a San Francisco highway interchange highlights the issues that need to be considered by emergency planners and managers.
Lana MacGill

Pre-empting terrorist attacks Net assessment techniques allow defence and security analysts to anticipate and avert potential threats. The author explains how homeland security agencies can also benefit.
Richard Weitz

Impact of terrorism on the tourist industry A terrorist attack can cause long-term damage to a country’s tourist trade but ironically, the more of a risk international terrorism becomes, the less afraid tourists are to travel.
Joe Charlaff

The urgent case for climate security The Foreign Secretary sets out the case for climate security and explains why security agencies need to sit up and take notice of climate change.
Margaret Beckett MP

Terrorists on trial: the media reaction Free access: The recent conviction of five men for their involvement in a foiled plot to bomb UK civilian targets has raised criticism of the security services over the ones who ‘got away’. This article analyzes the media reaction.
Margaret Gilmore

Fuelling insecurity: China’s quest for resources This article explores the effect that China’s increased demand for resources is having on the international market and considers the security implications this threatens for the future.
Dr Kent Hughes Butts

 

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