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2008 Conference Topics
The 2008 Conference, including keynote talks, panels and breakout sessions will focus on critical areas including:
Legal
issues in counter-terrorism: Critical areas including issues of detention, rendition, torture, coercive interrogation, privacy,
rights, the right to trial, Executive oversight, and prosecution of terrorism researchers.
Domestic intelligence
needs and strategies: Current concerns over the need for domestic intelligence in the U.S. and what is required in terms
of legislation, organization and other resources.
Public health responses to catastrophic events: How can the public
health system respond to low probability, high consequence events such as a bio-terrorist attack or other major disaster?
Evolving
Muslim populations in the U.S. and Europe: Included here are evolving terrorist threats from growing domestic Muslim populations
as well as large-scale illegal immigration.
Terrorist Funding and Operations: How are terrorist operations financed
and what steps are being taken to interdict both the funding of terrorists as well as travel of terrorist operatives.
Protection
of corporate infrastructure: Multinational corporations are increasingly vulnerable to attack, and need to protect their
facilities and workforce against rising threats.
2008 Conference Program
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2008 Conference Program
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