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The Prevention Cycle: State Investments in Preventing System Risks over Time – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 July 2023

Bas Heerma van Voss
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European Journal of Risk Regulation , First View , pp. 1
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In the original publication of this article Figure 4 was incorrectly duplicated in Figure 5, US counterterrorism spending as a percentage of total federal budget, 2001–2017. The correct Figure can be found below and has been corrected in both the online PDF and HTML versions of the article. The Publisher apologises for this error.

Figure 5. US counterterrorism spending as a percentage of total federal budget, 2001–2017.

Source: Stimson Study Group, “Counterterrorism Spending: Protecting America while Promoting Efficiencies and Accountability” (2018). CT = counterterrorism; FY = financial year.

References

Heerma van Voss, B. (2023). The Prevention Cycle: State Investments in Preventing System Risks over Time. European Journal of Risk Regulation, 1–18. http://doi.org/10.1017/err.2023.12 CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Figure 5. US counterterrorism spending as a percentage of total federal budget, 2001–2017.Source: Stimson Study Group, “Counterterrorism Spending: Protecting America while Promoting Efficiencies and Accountability” (2018). CT = counterterrorism; FY = financial year.