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Abstract This chapter discusses the term ‘biosecurity’, which is a relatively new addition to the global security lexicon. It looks at the origins and evolution of the concept of biosecurity, drawing attention to drivers of interest in biosecurity and the linguistic, cultural, and political challenges to cohesively defining this concept.
James Revill, Anna Roessing
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Abstract This chapter discusses the term ‘biosecurity’, which is a relatively new addition to the global security lexicon. It looks at the origins and evolution of the concept of biosecurity, drawing attention to drivers of interest in biosecurity and the linguistic, cultural, and political challenges to cohesively defining this concept.
James Revill, Anna Roessing
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Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science, 2007
This article investigates the extent to which biosecurity measures are recognized and have been implemented in the Nordic countries, in the absence of formalized security standards and legislation. Two trials were undertaken: first, a broad combined biosafety and biosecurity questionnaire survey of the Nordic countries, and, second, a focused on-site ...
Kristian H, Bork +3 more
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This article investigates the extent to which biosecurity measures are recognized and have been implemented in the Nordic countries, in the absence of formalized security standards and legislation. Two trials were undertaken: first, a broad combined biosafety and biosecurity questionnaire survey of the Nordic countries, and, second, a focused on-site ...
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Science, 2006
The changing nature of biological threats, both natural and human-made, has made these challenging and unsettling times. As progress in life sciences research accelerates, it expands the scope of potential biological weapons, whose use for political purposes seems increasingly likely in a post-9/11 world. A recent report from the U.S. National Research
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The changing nature of biological threats, both natural and human-made, has made these challenging and unsettling times. As progress in life sciences research accelerates, it expands the scope of potential biological weapons, whose use for political purposes seems increasingly likely in a post-9/11 world. A recent report from the U.S. National Research
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Equine Health, 2013
Chris Shepherd BVM&S BSC (HONS) examines the need for vigilance to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases
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Chris Shepherd BVM&S BSC (HONS) examines the need for vigilance to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases
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Medical Anthropology, 2011
Shifting from risk-calculation orientations focusing on populations to preparedness perspectives that model uncertainty through scenario-based projections, biosecurity debates redefined notions of "health" and "security." Nevertheless, a key focus of biosecurity discussions--the domain labeled "communication"--has not been fundamentally rethought, even
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Shifting from risk-calculation orientations focusing on populations to preparedness perspectives that model uncertainty through scenario-based projections, biosecurity debates redefined notions of "health" and "security." Nevertheless, a key focus of biosecurity discussions--the domain labeled "communication"--has not been fundamentally rethought, even
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Veterinary Record, 2018
The potential impact of Brexit on the UK has been subject to scrutiny and discussion from all angles in the months since the EU referendum. An issue currently under the spotlight is the impact of leaving the EU on the UK’s plant and animal biosecurity.
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The potential impact of Brexit on the UK has been subject to scrutiny and discussion from all angles in the months since the EU referendum. An issue currently under the spotlight is the impact of leaving the EU on the UK’s plant and animal biosecurity.
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