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Nuclear terrorism and its consequences

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  1. Brian Michael Jenkins
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Brian Michael Jenkins is associate head of The Rand Corporation’s Social Science Department and Director of the Security and Subnational Conflict Program. He is the author ofInternational Terrorism: A New Mode of Conflict, Will Terrorists Go Nuclear?, and co-author ofThe Fall of South Vietnam.

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Jenkins, B.M. Nuclear terrorism and its consequences. Society 17, 5–15 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694815

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