International Security
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International Security
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Summary
A study of the 2011 controversy surrounding publication of Ron Fouchier and Yoshihiro Kawaoka's H5N1 avian influenza experiments reveals that U.S. intelligence analysts do not have adequate resources to evaluate dual-use scientific experiments, or to navigate the politics that characterize the use of technical expertise in biosecurity issues.
The author has written a policy brief based on this article, "Better Threat Assessments Needed on Dual-Use Science."
Recommended citation
Vogel, Kathleen M.. “Expert Knowledge in Intelligence Assessments: Bird Flu and Bioterrorism.” Winter 2013/14
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