Emergency Management: The American Experience 1900-2005
by David Butler, Richard T. Sylves, Robert Ward, Susan L. Cutter, Claire B. Rubin (Editor), Keith Bea, John R. Harrald, Melanie Gall, Gary Wamsley
This volume offers a historical look at emergency management in the United States from 1900 through 2005. Edited by Claire B. Rubin and featuring contributions from specialists including David Butler, Susan L. Cutter, and John R. Harrald, it provides a broad reference for students and readers of the field.
About This Book
Emergency Management: The American Experience 1900-2005 examines the development of emergency management in the United States across more than a century.
Covering the period from 1900 through 2005, the book presents a historical perspective on the American experience with emergency management.
Contributors include David Butler, Richard T. Sylves, Robert Ward, Susan L. Cutter, Keith Bea, John R. Harrald, Melanie Gall, and Gary Wamsley, with Claire B. Rubin serving as editor.
This volume is suited to readers studying emergency management, public policy, and the history of American responses to emergencies.
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