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Nonlethal Weapons		Vulnerability Assessment of Physical Protection Systems	Mary Lynn Garcia	2005	Butterworth-Heinemann
Nonlethal Weapons		David Perry on Game Design: A Brainstorming ToolBox	David Perry, Rusel DeMaria	2009	Charles River Media
8 - Nonlethal Weapons		Death by Moderation: The U. S. Military's Quest for Useable Weapons	David A. Koplow	2009-11	Cambridge University Press
Nonlethal Weapons and Technology		Police Use of Force: Important Issues Facing the Police and the Communities They Serve	Michael J. Palmiotto	2016	Routledge
Chap. 3. Nonlethal weapons		Nonlethal weapons for law enforcement: research needs and priorities: a report to the National Science Foundation	Security Planning Corporation	1972	The Corporation
Nonlethal Weapons: The Broader Context	Peter J. Cuenca; John G. McManus	TASER® Conducted Electrical Weapons: Physiology, Pathology, and Law	Mark W. Kroll; Jeffrey D. Ho	2009	Springer US
LETHAL AND NONLETHAL WEAPONS TECHNIQUES		U. S. Marine Close Combat Fighting Handbook	Staff, U. S. Marine Corps	2011	Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
Chap. . Objections to nonlethal weapons		Nonlethal weapons for law enforcement: research needs and priorities: a report to the National Science Foundation	Security Planning Corporation	1972	The Corporation
Current DoD Nonlethal Weapons Programs		Underkill: Scalable Capabilities for Military Operations Amid Populations	David C. Gompert	2009	Rand Publishing
Nonlethal weapons: curse or cure?	Thomas J. Reddin	Police patrol readings	Samuel G. Chapman, George D. Eastman	1970	C.C. Thomas
Supporting Material. Background. Current Department of Defense Policy for Nonlethal Weapons. The Joint Nonlethal Weapons Directorate. The 1999		Nonlethal technologies: progress and prospects: report of an independent task force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations /	Garwin, Richard L.; Winfield, W. Montague.	[1999], ©1999.	[distributed by the Brookings Institution Press],
2 Nonlethal Weapons and Cyber Capabilities	Lt. Gen. Robert E. Schmidle Jr. (USMC; Ret.); Michael Sulmeyer; ; Ben Buchanan	Understanding Cyber Conflict: Fourteen Analogies	George Perkovich and Ariel E. Levite, Editors	2017	Georgetown University Press
077 Natural, Nonlethal, And Lethal Weapons		The Anarchist Cookbook	William Powell	2002	Ozark Press, LLC
36. Nonlethal weapons or incapacitating agents	Katherine A. Martens, Christina Hantsch Bardsley and Brian L. Bardsley, Jr.	Toxico-terrorism: emergency response and clinical approach to chemical, biological, and radiological agents /	McFee, Robin B.; Leikin, Jerrold B.	c2008.	McGraw-Hill, Health Professions Division,
Foams for barriers and nonlethal weapons	P. B. Rand	Security systems and nonlethal technologies for law enforcement: 19, 21 November, 1996, Boston, Massachussetts /	Alexander, John B.	[1996], ©1996.	SPIE,
Appendix A. Characteristics of selected nonlethal weapons		Nonlethal weapons for law enforcement: research needs and priorities: a report to the National Science Foundation	Security Planning Corporation	1972	The Corporation
Chap. 13. Nonlethal weapons: rubber bullets to tranquilizer guns		Dealing with violence: the challenge faced by police and other peacekeepers	Karl L. Schonborn, Lewis Yablonsky	1975	Thomas
22. The role of nonlethal weapons in future military operations	John B. Alexander	Rethinking the principles of war /	Mc Ivor, Anthony.	c2005.	Naval Institute Press,
Design for Values in the Armed Forces: Nonlethal Weapons and Military Robots	Lambèr Royakkers; Sjef Orbons	Handbook of Ethics, Values, and Technological Design: Sources, Theory, Values and Application Domains	Jeroen van den Hoven; Pieter E. Vermaas; Ibo van de Poel	2015	Springer Netherlands
Design for Values in the Armed Forces: Nonlethal Weapons and Military Robots	Lambèr Royakkers; Sjef Orbons	Handbook of Ethics, Values, and Technological Design: Sources, Theory, Values and Application Domains	Jeroen van den Hoven; Pieter E. Vermaas; Ibo van de Poel	0th ed. 2020	Springer Netherlands
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