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INDIVIDUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS OF THE TERRORIST THREAT
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INDIVIDUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS OF THE TERRORIST THREAT
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S0132-16250000616-3-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Alexander Tolmach 
Edition
Issue №9
Pages
54-61
Abstract
The role of an individual factor in decision-making in a situation of a terrorist threat is described. The necessity of forming a system of informing the population about the threat of terrorist acts is justified. The article describes the US experience in creating and operating such a system. The foundations of the Russian system for assessing the terrorist threat are proposed.
Keywords
terrorism • terrorist threat • risk • information system • national security.
Date of publication
01.09.2011
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