NBC terrorism since the end of the Cold War myths and realities

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The essay explores the evolving nature of terrorism post-9/11, challenging the belief that terrorists primarily seek attention rather than mass casualties. It examines the political urgency surrounding weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in terrorism, particularly in the U.S. since the Clinton administration's declaration of WMD acquisition by terrorists as a top priority. The discussion includes scholarly debates on whether WMD-terrorism represents a genuine apocalyptic threat or is overstated, while emphasizing the distinct challenges posed by different types of CBRN agents.