Preparing for terrorism
what governors and mayors should do
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Publication
2001 - John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Massachusetts
Language
English
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Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number50568198
- Open LibraryOL50200007M
Description
"Before September 11, 2001, terrorism represented a relatively new concern on the spectrum of disaster management issues, but domestic preparedness now has to be a critical part of any state's overall disaster management planning. This paper addresses critical issues for elected officials - as well as public managers and concerned citizens - to consider as a starting point to thinking about domestic preparedness. It highlights components of a comprehensive preparedness strategy and outlines state and local government priorities for change."--P. 1.
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Series Statement
- Perspectives in preparedness -- November 2001, no. 5
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