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Appendix A.2: Relevant Reports of National Academies, Books, and Other Publications
Pages 131-134

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... • The Biological Threat Reduction Program of the Department of Defense: From Foreign Assistance to Sustainable Partnerships, NRC, 2007. • Biological Science and Biotechnology in Russia: Controlling Diseases and Enhancing Security, NRC, 2006.
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... Department of State, Annual Reports, 2000–2010. • David Hoffman, The Dead Hand: The Untold Story of the Cold War and its Dangerous Legacy, Anchor Books, 2009.
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... Westerdahl, Support to Threat Reduction of the Russian Biological Weapons Legacy -- Conversion, Biodefence, and the Role of Biopreparat, Institute of Defence Analysis, Stockholm, ISSN 1650-1942, April 2003. • Amy Smithson, Toxic Archipelago: Proliferation from the Former Soviet Chemical and Biological Weapons Complexes, Henry L
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Key Terms

  • threat reduction
  • technology center
  • annual reports
  • biological weapons
  • international science

  • sustaining excellence
  • foreign assistance
  • indiana university
  • amy smithson
  • matthew rojansky

  • national bioeconomy
  • loren graham
  • cooperative threat
  • weapons complexes
  • russian biological

  • sustainable partnerships
  • biosecurity engagement
  • reduction program
  • glenn schweitzer
  • anchor books

  • dangerous legacy
  • international peace
  • global security
  • infectious disease
  • soviet chemical

  • century fund
  • russian federation
  • untold story
  • irina dezhina
  • health surveillance


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