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Publications
	THE UN AND THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE Vital Climate Graphics: The Impacts of Climate Change Achieving the right to food: the human rights challenge of the twenty-first century Bioviolence Preventing Biological Terror and Crime Environmental Performance Review: Republic of Serbia: Second Review. Innovations in Governance in the Middle East, North Africa, and Western Balkans: Making Governments Work Better in the Mediterranean Region Integrated Social Services in Europe Investment Policy Review: Rwanda Le d�veloppement �conomique en Afrique: Retrouver une marge d�action. La mobilisation des ressources int�rieures et l�Etat d�veloppementiste Objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio: Informe de 2007. Overcoming Vulnerability to Rising Oil Prices: Options for Asia and the Pacific - Fuel to Change Livelihoods, Equity, Empowerment Religious diversity and intercultural education: a reference book for schools THE UN AND THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis THE UN AND THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE Climate Change and Biodiversity Will you listen? Young voices from conflict zones
Web Sights
	CEPOL - European Police College European Forum for Urban Safety WHO MIND
World Events
	Business, Social Policy and Corporate Political Influence in Developing Countries United Nations Climate Change Conference 2007 Workshop Poverty Reduction and Policy Regimes

Publications

Bioviolence Preventing Biological Terror and Crime

This book describes how diseases such as smallpox, anthrax, or ebola might be used for hostile purposes. It portrays developers of disease weapons and who may have them now, including rogue States and groups such as Al-Qaeda. It formulates a strategy for law enforcers, scientists, and public health officials to prevent intentional disease.