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Antiballistic missile defence in the 1980s / Bellany, Ian (ed); Blacker, Coit D (ed) 1983  Book
Bellany, Ian Book
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Publication London, Frank Cass, 1983.
Description ix, 90p.
Standard Number 0714632074
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ID:   060467


Deaths among Iraqis due to the war 2003-present day / Bellany, Ian Feb 2005  Journal Article
Bellany, Ian Journal Article
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Publication Feb 2005.
Key Words Iraq War 
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ID:   061590


New conventional weapons and Western defence / Bellany, Ian (ed); Huxley, Tim (ed) 1989  Book
Bellany, Ian Book
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Publication London, Frank Cass & Co, 1989.
Description ix, 198p.
Standard Number 0714633100
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039448355.82/BEL 039448MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   028919


Nuclear non-protiforation treaty / Bellany, Ian (ed); Blacker, Coit D (ed); Gallecher, Joseph (ed) 1985  Book
Bellany, Ian Book
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Publication London, Frank Cass and company limited, 1985.
Description 108p.
Standard Number 0714632503
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ID:   111886


Outflanking missile defences: the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, nuclear weapons and terrorism / Bellany, Ian   Journal Article
Bellany, Ian Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract In the past, terrorists have tended to eschew acts of extreme violence for fear of alienating those whom they wish to persuade and attract to their cause. The first to discard this philosophy was the Aum group in Japan, which sought to use anthrax and acquire a nuclear weapon. Since then, attitudes have changed, spurred on by the impact on public perception of the successful Al Qaeda 9/11 attack on New York and Washington. By crossing the line between moderation and extreme violence, terrorist groups retain one valuable capability: they are much less easily deterred and have few inhibitions. This article considers the three nuclear options open to terrorists - produce a radiological contaminant bomb; build a nuclear bomb; or steal or get given a nuclear device. It examines the possibilities and probabilities of each option and considers how the implementation of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) provisions might impose some constraints on terrorists' nuclear ambitions. By examining the doubtful nuclear security practices of different states and providing statistical evidence of an increase in levels of international terrorist violence, this article points to determined terrorists in time acquiring the means to acquire one or other variants of a nuclear weapon. It concludes that it is not a matter of "if" but "when."
Key Words Terrorism  Violence  Nuclear Weapons  NPT  Uranium  Dirty Bombs 
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Terrorism: facts from figures / Bellany, Ian   Journal Article
Bellany, Ian Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract If international terrorism is on a rising trend, an important source of confirmation or refutation of this is time-series data on terrorist activity. Using chiefly data collected by the RAND/MIPT consortium we show using basic statistical analysis that in the period 1968-2005 the yearly number of all international terrorist incidents shows no trend over time, but fluctuates year on year in a random manner. On the other hand some indicators do show a definite trend over time, principally the steady rise in the number of incidents that are death-dealing in nature. A further conclusion is drawn, showing that the proportion of these incidents leading to deaths above a given level is virtually fixed. 1 This research is supported by the US Institute of Peace (USIP). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this article are those of its author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the USIP. Data employed in this article can be obtained in their raw form from the author on request
Key Words Terrorism  Data  Trends 
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ID:   081024


Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction: responding to the challenge / Bellany, Ian (ed) 2007  Book
Bellany, Ian Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2007.
Description ix, 246p.
Series Routledge global security studies
Standard Number 9780415417143
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Verification of arms control agreements / Bellany, Ian (ed); Blacker, Coit D (ed) 1983  Book
Bellany, Ian Book
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Publication London, Frank Cass, 1983.
Description vii, 95p.
Standard Number 0714632287
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