Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Investment in preventing and preparing for biological emergencies and disasters: social and economic costs of disasters versus costs of surveillance and response preparedness,2006,25,1,375-388,Rushton
International cooperation and preparedness in responding to accidental or deliberate biological disasters: lessons and future directions,2006,25,1,361-374,Lubroth
Toxins of concern to animals and people,2006,25,1,341-351,Garland
It is hard to predict the future: the evolving nature of threats and vulnerabilities,2006,25,1,353-360,Ackerman
Essential veterinary education in emerging infections modes of introduction of exotic animals zoonotic diseases bioterrorism implications for human and animal health and disease manifestation,2009,28,2,559-565,Chomel
Biological disasters of animal origin: the role and preparedness of veterinary and public health services,2006,25,1,421-7 429-44,Hugh-Jones
Public perception and risk communication in regard to bioterrorism against animals and plants,2006,25,1,71-82,Pearson
Misperceptions in preparing for biological attack: an historical survey,2006,25,1,53-70,Furmanski
The biological and toxin weapons convention,2006,25,1,35-52,Millett
Bioweapons bioterrorism and biodiversity: potential impacts of biological weapons attacks on agricultural and biological diversity,2002,21,1,125-137,Dudley
The national incident management system: a multi-agency approach to emergency response in the United States of America,2006,25,1,223-231,Annelli
Kenya Mau Mau and bioterrorism,2006,25,1,149-151,Davies
The role of models in estimating consequences as part of the risk assessment process,2011,30,2,541-545,Mitchell
Dealing with unexpected or unknown emergencies: examples of Australian approaches,1999,18,1,193-213,Murray
Prevention of and attention to emergencies in South America,1999,18,1,104-121,Barcos
Model framework and principles of emergency management,1999,18,1,15-20,Murray
Institutional development and policy frameworks for pastoralism: from local to regional perspectives,2016,35,2,499-509,Zinsstag
A brief history of biological weapons programmes and the use of animal pathogens as biological warfare agents,2017,36,2,415-422,Zilinskas
Genome editing as a national security threat,2017,36,2,459-465,Millett
The biological weapons convention,2017,36,2,621-628,Feakes
United Nations Secretary-General's Mechanism,2017,36,2,629-637,Fooks
Comparing responses to natural accidental and deliberate biological events,2017,36,2,647-656,Novossiolova
International health threats and global early warning and response mechanisms,2017,36,2,657-670,Lubroth
Operational impact of canine teams in the fight against drug trafficking in Colombia: review of their contribution strategies and recent trends,2018,37,1,189-200,Villareal
The contribution of rescue dogs during natural disasters,2018,37,1,213-221,Gordon
Facing disasters together: how keeping animals safe benefits humans before during and after natural disasters,2018,37,1,223-230,Thompson
Managing complex emergencies,2020,39,2,435-443,Ankers
Climate services' role in safeguarding pastoral disaster communities,2021,40,2,431-438,Sivakumar