Suicidal terrorism and public health
By: AWOFESO, Niyi
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ArticlePublisher: Oxford, UK : Blackwell, November 2006Public Money & Management : integrating theory and practice in public management 26, 5, p. 287-294Abstract: Suicidal terrorismthe targeted use of self-destructing humans against specific populations as a means of effecting political changeis now the most common, and most lethal, form of terrorism. Its effects on public health include loss of well-being and security, psychological illness, physical injury, death, public panic, and loss of basic civil liberties. This article discusses interventions that individuals, governments and the public health community may undertake to minimize the risk of, and effectively respond to, suicidal terrorism
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Suicidal terrorismthe targeted use of self-destructing humans against specific populations as a means of effecting political changeis now the most common, and most lethal, form of terrorism. Its effects on public health include loss of well-being and security, psychological illness, physical injury, death, public panic, and loss of basic civil liberties. This article discusses interventions that individuals, governments and the public health community may undertake to minimize the risk of, and effectively respond to, suicidal terrorism
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