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Unifying and Dividing Traits in Civil-Protection and Crisis-Management Institutions in the EU

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In this chapter, the authors make use of mainly descriptive information about the main factors discussed in the interviews and that were measured in the survey with civil-protection practitioners. The way social capital and administrative culture affects civil-protection organizations in the countries included in the study, and to some extent in the DG ECHO and the Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC), is investigated. In the analysis, the authors focus extensively on key indicators of social capital and administrative culture that have been studied in this project. Although the findings mainly relate to the countries included in this study, the authors also want to describe what the European ‘map’ looks like in terms of how social capital and administrative culture facilitate cooperation or undermine it.

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Widmalm, S., Parker, C.F., Persson, T. (2019). Unifying and Dividing Traits in Civil-Protection and Crisis-Management Institutions in the EU. In: Civil Protection Cooperation in the European Union. European Administrative Governance. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02858-9_3

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