Terror, Security, and Money: Balancing the Risks, Benefits, and Costs of Homeland Security
by John Mueller, Mark G. Stewart
A critical assessment of homeland security spending, weighing actual terrorism risks against the economic costs of protective policies and technologies.
About This Book
This book analyzes the effectiveness and costs of homeland security measures implemented after major terrorist events.
It evaluates whether the benefits of increased security justify the substantial financial investments required.
The authors assess risk probabilities and compare them to expenditures on protective programs and technologies.
Policy recommendations focus on allocating resources more efficiently while maintaining public safety standards.
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