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ISIL’S Battlefield Tactics and the Implications for Homeland Security and Preparedness
Author(s) -
Joshua Tallis,
Ryan Bauer,
Lauren Frey
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
journal of terrorism research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2049-7040
DOI - 10.15664/jtr.1391
Subject(s) - homeland security , preparedness , operationalization , terrorism , national security , homeland , battlefield , computer security , emergency management , national strategy to secure cyberspace , border security , political science , business , computer science , public administration , law , history , ancient history , politics , philosophy , epistemology
This proposed article investigates the emergency management implications of a terrorist attack directly planned and executed by ISIL in the United States. To do so, we operationalize the Department of Homeland Security’s National Preparedness Goal (NPG) to demonstrate how ISIL-directed attacks might stress national preparedness Core Capabilities. In so doing, we provide a proof of concept, demonstrating how viewing the ISIL threat through an emergency preparedness lens can help better benchmark existing national preparedness activities and policies against emerging threats.

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