Disaster Policy and Politics: Emergency Management and Homeland Security
by Richard T. Sylves, Richard Sylves
An essential resource exploring U.S. disaster policy, emergency management systems, and the political dimensions of homeland security.
About This Book
Disaster Policy and Politics examines the intersection of emergency management and homeland security within the framework of U.S. public policy.
The book explores how disasters are managed at federal, state, and local levels through established political and administrative systems.
Readers gain insight into the evolution of disaster policy and the challenges faced by professionals in the field.
Key topics include policy development, organizational structures, and the coordination required during emergencies.
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