The Economic Impacts of Terrorist Attacks

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Contents: Preface 1. Introduction Harry W. Richardson, Peter Gordon and James E. Moore II 2. Transnational Terrorism: An Economic Analysis Todd Sandler and Walter Enders 3. You Can Only Die Once: Interdependent Security in an Uncertain World Geoffrey Heal and Howard Kunreuther 4. Increasing the Security and Reliability of the US Electricity System Lester B. Lave, Jay Apt, Alex Farrell and M. Granger Morgan 5. Mitigation of Extreme Event Risks: Electric Power Outrage and Infrastructure Failure Interactions Stephanie E. Chang, Timothy L. McDaniels and Dorothy Reed 6. Float Together/Sink Together? The Effect of Connectivity on Power Systems Richard E. Schuler 7. Current and Improved Biodefense Cost-Benefit Assessment Clark C. Abt 8. Improving the Homeland Security Advisory System: An Experimental Analysis of Threat Communication for National Security Philip T. Ganderton, David S. Brookshire and Richard L. Bernknopf 9. Land Markets and Terrorism: Uncovering Perceptions of Risk by Examining Land Price Changes Following 9/11 Christian L. Redfearn 10. Designing Benefit-Cost Analyses for Homeland Security Policies V. Kerry Smith and Daniel G. Hallstrom 11. Analyzing Terrorist Threats to the Economy: A Computable General Equilibrium Approach Adam Rose 12. Evaluating the Viability of 100 per cent Container Inspection at America's Ports Susan E. Martonosi, David S. Ortiz and Henry H. Willis 13. An Overview of US Port Security Programs Jon D. Haveman, Howard J. Shatz and Ernesto I. Vilchis 14. The Economic Impact of a Terrorist Attack on the Twin Ports of Los Angeles-Long Beach Peter Gordon, James E. Moore II, Harry W. Richardson and Qisheng Pan 15. The Transportation Implications of a Terrorist Attack on Seattle's Highway Network Chang-Hee Christine Bae, Larry Blain and Alon Bassok Index

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