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Author(s): Mordecai Dzikansky, Gil Kleiman, Robert Slater
ISBN(s): 9781439871324, 1439871329
Edition: 1
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Year: 2011
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1439871329 
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Author: Mordecai Dzikansky, Gil Kleiman, Robert Slater

Urban environments are prime targets for suicide bombings over the next decade. While the threat may be ever-present, measures are available that can empower law enforcement personnel to thwart attacks, or at least mitigate the effects by reducing casualties. Written by professionals with first-hand experience, Terrorist Suicide Bombings: Attack In

Terrorist Suicide Bombings Attack Interdiction Mitigation and Response 1st Table of contents:

  • Chapter 1: Introduction: The Phenomenon of Suicide Bombing

    • Defining suicide bombing
    • Historical context and evolution
    • The global threat landscape

  • Chapter 2: The Act: How Does a Suicide Bomber Operate?

    • Recruitment and radicalization process
    • Preparation and training
    • Operational aspects of an attack

  • Chapter 3: The Past: A Brief History of Suicide Bombing

    • Early examples and motivations
    • Evolution through different conflicts and groups

  • Chapter 4: Motives I: Why Someone Becomes a Suicide Bomber

    • Ideological, political, and personal motivations
    • The role of martyrdom
    • Psychological profiles (debunking myths)

  • Chapter 5: Motives II: Why Do Women Become Suicide Bombers? Leaving the Women at Home

    • Specific motivations and recruitment of female suicide bombers
    • Tactical advantages and societal perceptions

  • Chapter 6: 9/11 I: The Worst Suicide Bombing Ever

    • Detailed analysis of the September 11, 2001 attacks
    • Lessons learned in interdiction and response

  • Chapter 7: 9/11 II: More than We Can Bear

    • Further examination of the impact and aftermath of 9/11
    • Long-term consequences

  • Chapter 8: Plusses and Minuses: Advantages and Constraints for Suicide Bombers

    • Tactical benefits for terrorist organizations
    • Challenges and limitations faced by perpetrators

  • Chapter 9: Effectiveness: What Makes a Suicide Bombing Successful?

    • Factors contributing to the “success” (from the terrorist’s perspective) of an attack
    • Measuring impact beyond casualties

  • Chapter 10: Weaponry: The Armaments of Suicide Bombers

    • Types of explosives and devices used
    • Methods of concealment and delivery (vests, vehicles, etc.)

  • Chapter 11: Responses to 9/11: Federal Government

    • Changes in national security policy and intelligence
    • Formation of new agencies and initiatives

  • Chapter 12: Responses to 9/11: The New York City Police Department

    • Local law enforcement adaptations and counter-terrorism strategies
    • Intelligence gathering and community policing

  • Chapter 13: Detection: What Makes a Suicide Bomber Seem Suspicious?

    • Behavioral indicators and suspicious activities
    • Training for security personnel and the public

  • Chapter 14: Reducing Casualties: Private Security Guards and Hardening Buildings

    • Physical security measures and target hardening
    • Role of private security in prevention and mitigation

  • Chapter 15: Suicide Bombings: Law Enforcement Successes and Failures

    • Case studies of thwarted attacks and successful responses
    • Analysis of failures and areas for improvement

  • Chapter 16: Israel: The Military Weapon

    • Analysis of Israel’s long experience with suicide bombings
    • Interdiction and response strategies developed by Israeli security forces

  • Chapter 17: First Responders I: Police Officers and Bomb Techs

    • Immediate actions at a bombing scene for law enforcement
    • Roles of bomb disposal units

  • Chapter 18: First Responders II: Intelligence, Forensics, and Investigative Officers

    • Post-blast investigation techniques
    • Gathering intelligence and evidence

  • Chapter 19: Media: Creating Perceptions of Suicide Bombings

    • The role of media in terrorist propaganda
    • Counter-narratives and responsible reporting

  • Chapter 20: Mental Health: When Too Much Is Too Much

    • Psychological impact on first responders and victims
    • Addressing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

  • Chapter 21: Battling the Suicide Bomber: Our Recommendations

    • Summary of best practices and policy recommendations
    • Future outlook for counter-suicide bombing efforts

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