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Management Strategies for Disaster Policies

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Disaster Policy Implementation

Part of the book series: Disaster Research in Practice ((DRP))

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Our discussion of past efforts to develop and implement hazard mitigation and preparedness policies leads to fundamental questions about the appropriate modes of shared governance and the need for a federal agency like FEMA. Addressing these questions at the broadest level requires a basic reconsideration of the mandates for federal involvement in the disaster policy arena. A narrower focus to these questions requires a rethinking of the question of how mandates become translated into programs and operations.

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May, P.J., Williams, W. (1986). Management Strategies for Disaster Policies. In: Disaster Policy Implementation. Disaster Research in Practice. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2153-8_10

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