Disaster Policy and Politics: Emergency Management and Homeland Security
Disaster Policy and Politics examines the connection between political processes, public policy, emergency management, and homeland security. Written by Richard Sylves, this book provides a focused resource for understanding the policy dimensions of disasters and the institutions responsible for preparing for and responding to emergencies.
About This Book
Disaster Policy and Politics explores the relationship between public policy and political decision-making in the context of disasters.
The book focuses on emergency management and homeland security as central areas of disaster governance.
Richard Sylves presents a subject-focused resource for readers seeking to understand how policy and politics intersect during emergencies.
Its coverage is relevant to students and professionals interested in disaster policy, emergency management, and homeland security.
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