Phantom Menace or Looming Danger?
Phantom menace or looming danger? : a new framework for assessing bioweapons threats
She concludes with recommendations for analysts and policymakers to integrate sociopolitical analysis with data analysis, thereby making U. Students of security policy will find her innovative framework appealing, her writing style accessible, and the many illustrations helpful. These features also make Phantom Menace or Looming Danger?
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Mastering the Samurai Sword. Unconventional Weapons and International Terrorism. Government Contractors and Human Trafficking. Intelligence Elites and Public Accountability. An Encyclopedia of Battles. Vogel argues for a major shift in how analysts assess bioweapons threats. She calls for an increased focus on the social and political context in which technological threats are developed. Vogel uses case studies to illustrate her theory: Soviet anthrax weapons development, the Iraqi mobile bioweapons labs, and two synthetic genomic experiments.
She concludes with recommendations for analysts and policymakers to integrate sociopolitical analysis with data analysis, thereby making U. Students of security policy will find her innovative framework appealing, her writing style accessible, and the many illustrations helpful. These features also make Phantom Menace or Looming Danger? Vogel is an associate professor in the department of science and technology studies and at the Judith Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Cornell University.
Focusing on potential threats, Vogel shows in engaging historical detail that technical problems are inherently social.
She has made an important scholarly contribution to science and technology studies and to studies of intelligence. At the same time, she speaks directly to the policy world.