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AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Volume 16
Issue One I Issue Two I Issue Three I Issue Four
Autumn 2001
In this issue:
Flood Insurance, is there a problem? Is there a solution? - a review of the workshop held at the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, ANU on 7-9 Feb 2001 by Philip Buckle and Rob Fleming
Community: the concept of community in the risk and emergency management context by Graham Marsh and Philip Buckle
Evacuation of a passenger ship - is panic a major factor? by Peter Ockerby
Assessing the legal liabilities of emergencies by Nicholas Kanarev
Catastrophe management: coping with totally unexpected extreme disasters by Allan Skertchly and Kristen Skertchly
Dam safety risk treatments by Steve Warren
Managing biological emergencies: a new approach by Grant Rawlin and Roger Jones
Responding to hazard effects: promoting resilience and adjustment adoption by Douglas Paton, David Johnston, Leigh Smith and Marian Millar
Impact of Internet media in risk debates: the controversies over the Cassini - Huygens mission and the Anaheim Hills, California, landslide by Christine M. Rodrigue
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Winter 2001
In this issue:
The case for emergency management as a profession by David T. Crews
Tertiary emergency management education in Australia by Ian D. Manock
The application of risk management principles to municipal emergency management practice by Ken Durham, Michael Cawood and Roger Jones
A culturally sensitive approach to risk - 'Natural' hazard perception in Egypt and the UK by Jacqueline Homan
Aircraft accident emergency planning and emergency management by Lindsay Naylor
Emergency exercise and training techniques by Sarah Renner
MIR emergency management: National arrangements for managing public safety aspects of the re-entry of the Russian Mir Space Station by Mark Sullivan and Rod McKinnon
Economic costs of natural disasters in Australia by Neil Gentle, Sharyn Kierce and Alistair Nitz
Capitalism and the shifting spatial and social distribution of hazard and vulnerability by Ben Wisner
Covering disaster: a pilot study into secondary trauma for print media journalists reporting on disaster by Cait McMahon
The role of the New Zealand Earthquake Commission by David Middleton
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Spring 2001
In this issue:
Volunteering in Emergency Services: the South Australian perspective by Adaire Summers
Missed opportunities: NGO's and the United Nations International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction by John Twigg and Diane Steiner
Conflict over causation of catastrophe by A. J. W. Taylor
Foot and Mouth in Britain: the first 60 days - a problem with dystopia? by Jan P. Rockett
Mapping for emergency situations: the Canadian experience by Kian Fadaie
Managing natural hazards in the Hawke's Bay, New Zealand by Lisa Pearse, David Johnston and Julie Becker
Doing it by the book: a paradox in disaster management by Marilyn Palmer
Involving citizens in hazard mitigation planning: making the right choices by Raymond J. Burby
Measuring community awareness and preparedness for emergencies by Jessica Enders
Severe Local Wind Storms and their effect on residential Mosman Park by Mal Cronstedt
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Summer 2001/02
In this issue:
Thredbo disaster Coroner's Inquest by Allan Skertchly and Kristen Skertchly
Managing community vulnerability in a wide area disaster by Phillip Buckle
Wildfire risk management by Denis O'Bryan
Are disaster management concepts relevant in developing countries? The case of the 1999-2000 Mozambican floods by Beau Martin, Mike Capra, George van der Heide, Melissa Stoneham and Marcelino Lucas
Development for disaster reduction - the role of the World Bank by Margaret Arnold and Piers Merrick
The Lassing Mine disaster - a retrospective by Felix Blatt
A new emergency management for the new millennium? by Neil R Britton
The operational debrief process by John Lunn
Working with the community in emergency risk management by Mark Scillio
Hazard and risk management: guidelines for local authorities by Sharlene Pardy and Michele Daly
AJEM Contacts
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