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How to Build a Nuclear Bomb: And Other Weapons of Mass Destruction
Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) are the greatest threat to national security in the twenty-first century. How to Build a Nuclear Bomb explains what it takes for a rogue state or terrorist group to obtain and use them. But nuclear weapons and terrorism expert Frank Barnaby has not written a collection of scare stories. His purpose in How to Build a Nuclear Bomb is to coun...more
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
March 17th 2004
by Nation Books
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This is not some Anarchist's Cookbook knockoff. Mr. Barnaby is a nuclear scientist who also was the Director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
This book explores the various ways that terror groups can build weapons of mass destruction. It covers "dirty" bombs, true nukes, chemical weapons, and the psychological and political ramifications of each one. He also goes into detail about the various stages of nuclear weapons, and what you need to produce each of them. This book...more
This book explores the various ways that terror groups can build weapons of mass destruction. It covers "dirty" bombs, true nukes, chemical weapons, and the psychological and political ramifications of each one. He also goes into detail about the various stages of nuclear weapons, and what you need to produce each of them. This book...more
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