With the ten-year anniversary of 9/11 now behind us, one critical question persists. Have policies enacted to protect us from terrorist attacks made us safer, or have they merely mollified the concerned public with a false sense of security? This volume combines professional experiences, personal reflections, and academic scholarship to provide a realistic assessment of current policy effectiveness. It suggests ways to prioritize limited resources and offers insight into what should be the predominant considerations. It also examines terror financing, provides a cost-benefit analysis of homeland security, and discusses international cooperation/intelligence sharing, business continuity, and immigration/narco terrorism.
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