Europe's critical infrastructure and its vulnerabilities - promises, problems, paradoxes

E. Vleuten, van der; P. Hogselius; A.M. Hommels; A. Kaijser

Europe's critical infrastructure and its vulnerabilities - promises, problems, paradoxes

E. Vleuten, van der
, P. Hogselius
, A.M. Hommels
, A. Kaijser

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Abstract

Critical infrastructure (CI) can be damaged, destroyed, or disrupted by deliberate acts of terrorism, natural disasters, negligence, accidents, computer hacking, criminal activity, and malicious behaviour. To save the lives and property of people at risk in the EU [European Union]… any disruptions or manipulations of CI should, to the extent possible, be brief, infrequent, manageable, geographically isolated… The recent terrorist attacks in Madrid and London have highlighted the risk of terrorist attacks against European infrastructure. The EU’s response must be swift, coordinated, and efficient.¹.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The making of Europe's critical infrastructure. Common connections and shared vulnerabilities
Editors	P. Hogselius, A. Hommels, A. Kaijser, E. Vleuten, van der
Publisher	Palgrave Macmillan
Pages	3-19
Number of pages	17
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2013

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Europe's critical infrastructure and its vulnerabilities - promises, problems, paradoxes. / Vleuten, van der, E.; Hogselius, P.; Hommels, A.M. et al.
The making of Europe's critical infrastructure. Common connections and shared vulnerabilities. ed. / P. Hogselius; A. Hommels; A. Kaijser; E. Vleuten, van der. Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. p. 3-19.

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