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Shelter from the storm :repairing th...

American Academy of Political and Social Science.

Shelter from the storm :repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Shelter from the storm :special editor of this volume William L. Waugh Jr.
其他題名:	repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina /
其他題名:	Repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina.
其他作者:	Waugh, William L.
出版者:	Thousand Oaks :SAGE Publications,c2006.
面頁冊數:	332 p. :ill.
附註:	"March 2006."
標題:	Emergency managementGovernment policyUnited States.
ISBN:	1412941318 (cloth)

Shelter from the storm :repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina /
Shelter from the storm :repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina /Repairing the national emergency management system after Hurricane Katrina.special editor of this volume William L. Waugh Jr. - Thousand Oaks :SAGE Publications,c2006. - 332 p. :ill. - The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,v. 604.0002-7162 ;. - Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ;v. 604..

"March 2006."

Includes bibliographical references.

Planning for postdisaster resiliency / Philip R. Berke and Thomas J. Campanella -- Disaster mitigation and insurance : learning from Katrina / Howard Kunreuther -- The primacy of partnership : scoping a new national disaster recovery policy / James K. Mitchell -- Agility and discipline : critical success factors for disaster response / John R. Harrald -- Is the worst yet to come? / Donald F. Kettl -- Shelter from the storm : repairing the national management system after Hurricane Katrina -- Disaster mitigation and disaster response recommendations.

"The articles in this volume address some of the more serious issues raised by Katrina, including the responsibility of public officials to ensure that the system works, the president's role in disasters and his role in the Katrina disaster, disaster myths and the erroneous assumptions that underlie our current programs, emergent and prosocial behavior in disasters, individual and community vulnerabilities, the sheltering and housing of very large numbers of evacuees, physical and mental health impacts of disaster, the need to manage hazardous areas better, the need to promote disaster resiliency to facilitate recovery, the need to mitigate hazards and ensure against losses, the need to develop national partnerships for disaster recovery, the need to organize emergency response and emergency management effectively to ensure agility and discipline, and the need to work effectively within the nations's federal system with its shared responsibility for homeland security and emergency management" -- p.9.

ISBN: 1412941318 (cloth)Subjects--Corporate Names:

441130
United States.
Federal Emergency Management Agency--Evaluation.Subjects--Topical Terms:

246008
Emergency management
--Government policy--United States.

LC Class. No.: H1 / .A5 v.604

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