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November 2018 Newsletter: START develops model to thwart RN attacks; Analysis of attacks by far-right extremists
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November 2018 Newsletter: START develops model to thwart RN attacks; Analysis of attacks by far-right extremists
New START model examines ways to thwart radiological/nuclear attacks Using its newly developed model based on cutting-edge non-state actor deterrence theory and game-theoretical approaches, a team of START researchers examined hypothetical government policies aimed at reducing the probability of a non-state adversary deploying an RN weapon in the United States. Described in a new research brief, the model assesses adversaries’ likely interest in, means of acquiring and ability to successfully weaponize RN materials, as well as RN targeting and smuggling route preferences. Read more. |
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