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Publication Date

1985

Abstract

"For four years, the project team has studied and documented how cities in the process of recovering from disaster do, in fact, accomplish the recovery. The focus of the research is on local governmental interaction and intergovernmental processes during the recovery period. To date, knowledge of the role of community officials in recovery and post disaster mitigation activities has been limited. An essential part of this research was the onsite observations and case studies of 14 recovering communities in the United States."

Keywords

Disaster relief, Case studies, Emergency management, Natural disasters

Extent

297 pages

Geographic Location

Corpus Christi (Tex.); Scituate (Mass.); Hull (Mass.); Grundy (Va.); Pike County (Ky.); Phoenix (Ariz.); Marin County (Calif.); Santa Cruz County (Calif.); Fort Wayne (Ind.); Cardington (Ohio); Paris (Tex.); Estes Park (Colo.); Salt Lake City (Utah); Cualinga (Calif.)

Language

English

Media Type

Books

Format

Digital Only

Identifier

F57-00086

Book, Community Recovery from a Major Natural Disaster, 1985

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