MSSM: Journal Articles

Assessing roles of people, technology and structure in emergency management systems: A Public sector perspective. by Kim, M. & Sharman, R.

Beyond the call of duty: The integral role of rural local government in emergency management. by Ollerenshaw, A., Graymore, M., & McDonald, K.

Building emergency public information structures for response: Lessons learned from New York City. by Silvestri, N.

Building public confidence in emergency management. by Pearce, T.

Collaboration in emergency preparedness and management. by Williams, R. W.

A comparative analysis of disaster risk, vulnerability and resilience composite indicators. by Beccari, B.

The critical need for animal disaster response plans. by Rogers, C.

Disaster nursing and emergency preparedness: For chemical, biological, and radiological terrorism and other hazards. by Veenema, T.

Emergency management: Having a plan. by Butch, S.H.

Emergency preparedness and response for disabled individuals: Implications of recent litigation. by Rutkow, L. and Taylor, H.

Factors influencing the selection of decision support systems for emergency management: An empirical analysis of current use and user preferences. by Little, R. G. & Wallace, W. A.

Field test of a peer support pilot project serving federal employees deployed to a major disaster. by Wallace, J. R.

Formulating an emergency plan based on expectation-maximization is one thing, but applying it to a single case is another. by Sun, Hong-Tue & Rao, Li-Lin

From protective intelligence to threat assessment: Strategies critical to preventing targeted violence and the active shooter. by Doherty, M.

Hurricane Katrina, Explained. by Gibbens, S.

Initial response to a range of physical threats in an office environment by Stewart, R. & Thorne, P.

Multi-stage emergency resources management based on supply chain. by Mu, J., & Liang, L. L.

Preparedness and training in staff responding to a burns disaster. by May, J., Colbert, D., Rea, S., Wood, F., & Nara-Venkata, R.

Reducing risks in crisis management by GIS adoption. by Fathizahraei, M., Marthandan, G., Raman, M., & Asadi, A.

Simulation training For emergency teams. by Pek, Jen Heng and Evelyn, Wong

Understanding multiplexity of collaborative emergency management networks. by Kapucu, N., & Hu, Q.

Special section: Campus threat management. by Warren, L.

Strengthening emergency preparedness in higher education through hazard vulnerability analysis. by Fifolt, M., Burrowes, J.; McPherson, T.; McCormick, L.C.

Threat assessment and management in higher education in the United States: A review of the 10 years since the mass casualty incident at Virginia Tech, by Deisinger, E. R. D. & Scalora, M. J.,

Transitioning from dynamic decision support to context-aware multi-party coordination: A Case for emergency response. by Way, S. & Yuan, Y.

Vulnerability, resilience, hazard, risk, damage, and loss: a socio-ecological framework for natural disaster analysis. by Modica, M. & Zoboli, R.