Daniel C. Keyes, Jonathan L. Burstein, «Medical Response to Terrorism: Preparedness and Clinical Practice»
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | ISBN: 0781749867 | 2004 | CHM | 581 pages | 12.72 MB

Even two decades ago, few would have imagined that terrorism would be planned and carried out on such an enormous scale as it is today. Terrorist attacks rely on horror and surprise, invoking different times, places, victims, and methods. Their purpose is to cause widespread confusion, fear, injury, and death. They disrupt security, and even more importantly the perception of security, which is essential to the success of civilization. A framework of certainty and trust allows individuals to carry out the activities of normal life; loss of that belief can lead to distrust, fear, and even civil disruption.
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