Engaging the Public in Mitigating the Impact of Terrorism
By Garth Whitty
1 Dec 2002
The Government's recent appeal to Britons to be 'vigilant and prepared' for a possible terrorist attack has not been underpinned by a coherent information campaign detailing self-help measures including deterrence, avoidance and effect mitigation. Garth Whitty argues that surviving a potential or actual catastrophic attack requires a more informed and engaged British public.
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1 Dec 2002
The Government's recent appeal to Britons to be 'vigilant and prepared' for a possible terrorist attack has not been underpinned by a coherent information campaign detailing self-help measures including deterrence, avoidance and effect mitigation. Garth Whitty argues that surviving a potential or actual catastrophic attack requires a more informed and engaged British public.
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