Terrorism, war, or disease? unraveling the use of biological weapons /
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Stanford University Press,
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: identifying biological agents, characterizing events, attributing blame / Anne L. Clunan
- Pt. 1. Case studies. The U.S. anthrax letters: a confirmed case of BW agent use / Leonard A. Cole
- The 1994 plague in western India: human ecology and the risks of misattribution / Ron Barrett
- The yellow rain affair: lessons from a discredited allegation / Matthew S. Meselson and Julian Perry Robinson
- "Yellow rain" biological warfare agent use: evidence and remaining questions / Rebecca Katz
- False allegations of U.S. biological weapons use during the Korean War / Milton Leitenberg
- Cuban allegations of U.S. biological warfare: false allegations and their impact on attribution / Raymond A. Zilinskas
- Imperial Japan's germ warfare: the suppression of evidence at the Tokyo War Crimes Trial, 1946-1948 / Jeanne Guillemin
- A quantitative overview of biological weapons: identification, characterization, and attribution / Gary Ackerman and Victor Asal. Pt. 2. Policy and scholarly implications. U.S. efforts to investigate and attribute the use of biological weapons / Elisa D. Harris
- A UK view on biological weapons attribution policies: the importance of strengthening norms against biological weapons / Graham S. Pearson
- Multilateral approaches to the investigation and attribution of biological weapons use / Jonathan B. Tucker
- Building information networks for bio-security / Anne L. Clunan
- Conclusion: the role of attribution in bio-security policy / Susan B. Martin, Anne L. Clunan.