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Missile Threats Against The Netherlands

July 11, 2011

In the context of its ‘Security Foresight’ program, HCSS has embarked upon a new project called ‘Missile Threats Against The Netherlands’. Over the next few weeks stakeholders from different backgrounds and walks of life will engage in a collaborative online policy analysis effort. They will generate a set of missile threat scenarios that will be assessed on their likelihood and impact for The Netherlands. They will then identify a series of policy options to deal with those threats and a number of criteria against which these policy options can be assessed. The final stage of this research project will present a trade-off analysis that will weigh the pros and cons of the various options to address the growing trend of missile proliferation. If you would like to know more about this project, please take a look at the introductory video or contact us at missilethreat@hcss.nl.

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