volumes : 26 cm
"An extensive collection of significant documents covering all major and minor issues and events regarding terrorism. Government reports, executive orders, speeches, court proceedings, and position papers are presented in full text reprint"--Oceana Website
Subtitle varies: v. 103- Commentary on security documents
V. 1-6 edited by Robert A. Friedlander; v. 7-12 edited by Howard S. Levie; v. 13-14, 72-73 edited by Donald J. Musch; v. 15-16, 18-35 edited by Yonah Alexander and Donald J. Musch; v. 36-41 edited by James Walsh; v. 86-87 [commentaries by] Douglas C. Lovelace, Jr.; v.91-100 edited by Douglas C. Lovelace, Jr. -- v. 103-109, 111-118 edited by Kristen E. Boon, Aziz Huq, Douglas C. Lovelace, Jr.; v. 133-134 edited by Kristen E. Boon, Douglas C. Lovelace Jr
Accompanied by cumulative index to volumes 1-50 in 2 v.; starting with volumes 51-100 in 1 v., published as 1st series
Accompanied by cumulative index to volumes 51-68
Accompanied by cumulative subject, title, name, subject by year indexes and index by year to volumes 51-81
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
1-2. [without special title] -- v. 3. From the terror decade of the 1970's to the dangerous decade of the 1980's -- v. 4. A world on fire -- v. 5. [without special title] -- v. 6. Global terrorism in the dangerous decade -- v. 7-15. [without special title] -- v. 16-63. U.S. perspectives -- -- v. 64. [without special title] -- v. 65- 85. U.S. Perspectives -- v. 86. Understanding United States national security strategy relating to terrorism, pt. 1, Foundational strategies -- v. 87. Understanding United States national security strategy relating to terrorism, pt. 2, Derivative and supporting strategies -- v. 88. The UKK's approach to terrorism -- v. 89. Europe's approach to terrorism -- v. 90. Presidential powers and the global war against terrorists -- v. 91. Terrorism intelligence -- v. 92 Lebanon and Hezbollah -- v. 93. The Palestinian Territories and Hamas. -- v. 94 Managing the nation's borders during the global war against terrorists -- v. 95 Detainee treatment, interrogation and extraordinary rendition in the war against terrorists -- v. 96. Cyberterrorism -- v. 97. Use of contractors in the war against terrorists -- v. 98. Terrorism in India -- v. 99. Terrorism in Pakistan. -- v. 100. Detention of terrorist suspects: what courts have done, what congress and Obama are doing. -- -- v. 101. Weapons of mass destruction, pt. 1, bio-terrorism -- v. 102. Weapons of mass destruction, pt. 2, nuclear terrorism, consequence, management and attack insurance -- v. 105. Narco-terrorism -- v. 106. Terrorist financing and money-laundering -- v. 107. U.N. response to Al-Qaeda -- v. 108. Extraordinary rendition -- v. 109. Terror-based interrogation -- v. 110. Assessing the GWOT -- v. 111. Discerning President Obama's national security strategy -- v. 112. Discerning President Obama's national defense strategy -- v. 113. Piracy and international maritime security -- v. 114. European responses to terrorist radicalization -- v. 115. Gangs, terrorism, and international disorder -- v. 116. Assessing President Obama's National Security Strategy -- v. 117. Al Qaeda, the Taliban and conflict in Afghanistan -- v. 118. International nuclear security -- v. 119. Catastrophic possibilities threatening U.S. security -- v. 120. U.S. preparedness for catastrophic attacks -- v. 121. Nuclear non-proliferation treaty -- v. 122. U.N. response to Al Qaeda-developments through 2011 -- v. 123. Global stability and U.S. national security -- v. 124. U.S. approaches to global security challenges -- v. 125. Piracy and international maritime security -- developments through 2011 -- v. 126. The intersection of law and war -- v. 127. The changing nature of war -- v. 128. Detention under international law : liberty and permissible detention -- v. 129. Detention under international law : the state of emergency exception and evolving topics -- v. 130. Detention under international law : safeguards against torture and other abuses -- v. 131. The 2012 shift in U.S. national security strategy : the context -- v. 132. The 2012 shift in U.S. national security strategy : the analysis -- v. 133. The drone wars of the 21st century : costs and benefits -- v. 134. The domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles -- v. 135. Assessing future U.S. national defense needs -- v. 136. Assessing the reorientation of U.S. national security strategy toward the Asia-Pacific -- v. 137. The Obama administration's second term national security strategy -- v. 138. The resurgent terrorist threat -- v. 139. The rise of China -- v. 140. The cyber threat -- v. 141. Hybrid warfare and the gray zone threat -- v. 142. Security strategies of the second Obama administration : 2015 developments -- v. 143. The evolution of the Islamic State -- v. 144. Autonomous and semiautonomous weapons systems -- v. 145. The North Korean threat -- v. 146. Russia's resurgence -- v. 147. Assessing the 2017 U. S. national security strategy -- v. 148. Lone wolf terrorists

Friedlander, Robert A., editor; Levie, Howard S. (Howard Sidney), 1907-2009, editor; Musch, Donald J., editor; Alexander, Yonah, editor; Lovelace, Douglas C., Jr., 1948- editor

Volume 44, 1979

2023-06-28