The Last Days of Summer.
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The Post-Tragedy 'Opportunity-bubble' and the Prospect of Citizen Engagement.
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How Proverbs Damage Homeland Security.
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Reflections on 9/11: Looking for a Homeland Security Game Changer.
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Inter-Organizational Collaboration: Addressing the Challenge.
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Security Studies: The Homeland Adapts.
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Preventing the Next 9/10: The Homeland Security Challenges of Technological Evolution and Convergence in the Next Ten Years.
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- 2011
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- Essay
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Domestic Intelligence Today: More Security but Less Liberty?
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- Essay
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Ten Years After the Terrorist Attacks of 9/11: The Need for a Transnational Approach to Address Risks to US Global Security Interests.
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NOTES FROM THE EDITOR.
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- Homeland Security Affairs, 2011, v. 7, n. 2, p. 2
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Ten Years After 9/11: Challenges for the Decade to Come.
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Never Any Doubt: A Resilient America.
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9/11: Before and After.
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Progress Toward a More Secure and Resilient Nation.
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Does Homeland Security Exist Outside the United States?
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Prototyping Fusion Center Information Sharing: Implementing Policy Reasoning Over Cross-Jurisdictional Data Transactions Occurring in a Decentralized Environment.
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Augmenting the DGPS Broadcast with Emergency Information.
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Intelligent Recognition of Acoustic and Vibration Threats for Security Breach Detection, Close Proximity Danger Identification, and Perimeter Protection.
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Using Public Network Infrastructures for UAV Remote Sensing in Civilian Security Operations.
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Gamma-Insensitive Fast Neutron Detector with Spectral Source Identification Potential.
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Policy, Practice, and the Search for Alpha.
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The Power of "the Few": A Key Strategic Challenge for the Permanently Disrupted High-Tech Homeland Security Environment.
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Application of Social Network Analysis Methods to Quantitatively Assess Exercise Coordination.
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Balancing the Risks, Benefits, and Costs of Homeland Security.
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Special Report: Key Issues from the UAPI Continental Security Conference.
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- 2011
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- Proceeding
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National Preparedness Requirements: Harnessing Management System Standards.
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Homeland Security in Real-Time: The Power of the Public and Mobile Technology.
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS AND RESILIENCY.
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- Letter
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TERRORIST TO TYRANT.
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Protecting Sensitive Information: The Virtue of Self-Restraint.
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Preparedness Exercises 2.0: Alternative Approaches to Exercise Design That Could Make Them More Useful for Evaluating - and Strengthening - Preparedness.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR.
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- 2011
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- Letter
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BATON ROUGE POST-KATRINA: THE ROLE OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE MODELING IN PROMOTING RESILIENCE.
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A Guide for Homeland Security Instructors Preparing Physical Critical Infrastructure Protection Courses.
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AMERICUS, GEORGIA: THE CASE STUDY OF DISASTERS SERVING THE ROLE OF FACILITATORS & EXPEDITERS OF PROGRESS & BETTERMENT.
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DUAL STATUS COMMAND FOR NO-NOTICE EVENTS: INTEGRATING THE MILITARY RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC DISASTERS.
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TWITTER, FACEBOOK AND TEN RED BALLOONS: SOCIAL NETWORK PROBLEM SOLVING AND HOMELAND SECURITY.
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- Essay
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WITH A DISASTER, PAIN IS INEVITABLE, BUT SUFFERING IS OPTIONAL.
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CHANGING HOMELAND SECURITY: IN 2010, WAS HOMELAND SECURITY USEFUL.
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- Homeland Security Affairs, 2011, v. 7, n. 1, p. 1
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