The 9/11 Attacks, the U.S.'s Homeland, and Its Implication for Airport Security
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
6-1-2014
Publication Title
Law Enforcement Executive Forum
ISSN
1552-9908
Abstract
This article raises the broader issues arising from different aspects of globalization--in this case, the question of airport security. It focuses both on the threats and the opportunities, with the goal of suggesting a new way of approaching airport security in the coming decades. An information revolution is taking place, and it is changing society's economic, social, and political dimensions. Trade is expanding globally in the form of private capital and investment flow. Interdependencies are growing in every aspect of the international system. These developments create real possibilities to achieve economic prosperity, spread political freedom, and promote peace.
Recommended Citation
Roy, Nalanda, José de Arimatéia da Cruz.
2014.
"The 9/11 Attacks, the U.S.'s Homeland, and Its Implication for Airport Security."
Law Enforcement Executive Forum, 14 (2): 61-71.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/poli-sci-facpubs/15
