ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN is Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a military analyst for ABC News. A frequent commentator on National Public Radio, he is the author of numerous books on security issues and has served in a number of senior positions in the US government.

• The Changing Face of Asymmetric Warfare and Terrorism Risk Assessment: Planning for "Non-patterns" and Potential Risk Threat Prioritization: Seeking to Identify Current and Future Threats Types of Attack: Determining Future Methods of Attack and the Needed Response Threat Assessment and Prioritization: Identifying Threats U.S. Government Efforts to Create a Homeland Defense Capability Federal Efforts by Department and Agency Federal State and Local Cooperation How Other Nations Deal with These Threats Lessons from Recent Major Commissions on Terrorism Conclusions and Recommendations

ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN is Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a military analyst for ABC News. A frequent commentator on National Public Radio, he is the author of numerous books on security issues and has served in a number of senior positions in the US government.

• The Changing Face of Asymmetric Warfare and Terrorism Risk Assessment: Planning for "Non-patterns" and Potential Risk Threat Prioritization: Seeking to Identify Current and Future Threats Types of Attack: Determining Future Methods of Attack and the Needed Response Threat Assessment and Prioritization: Identifying Threats U.S. Government Efforts to Create a Homeland Defense Capability Federal Efforts by Department and Agency Federal State and Local Cooperation How Other Nations Deal with These Threats Lessons from Recent Major Commissions on Terrorism Conclusions and Recommendations

ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN is Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a military analyst for ABC News. A frequent commentator on National Public Radio, he is the author of numerous books on security issues and has served in a number of senior positions in the US government.

• The Changing Face of Asymmetric Warfare and Terrorism Risk Assessment: Planning for "Non-patterns" and Potential Risk Threat Prioritization: Seeking to Identify Current and Future Threats Types of Attack: Determining Future Methods of Attack and the Needed Response Threat Assessment and Prioritization: Identifying Threats U.S. Government Efforts to Create a Homeland Defense Capability Federal Efforts by Department and Agency Federal State and Local Cooperation How Other Nations Deal with These Threats Lessons from Recent Major Commissions on Terrorism Conclusions and Recommendations