Barriers to Bioweapons: The Challenges of Expertise and Organization for Weapons Development (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
Barriers to Bioweapons explores the challenges of developing biological weapons through the linked questions of expertise and organization. Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley’s study offers a focused contribution to security affairs, examining why scientific and institutional requirements can make weapons development difficult.
About This Book
Barriers to Bioweapons examines the challenges involved in developing biological weapons.
The book focuses on the importance of expertise and organization in weapons development.
It considers how scientific knowledge, institutional structures, and practical demands can create barriers to bioweapons programs.
Published as part of the Cornell Studies in Security Affairs, this work connects scientific and organizational questions with broader issues in security studies.
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