Disaster Policy and Politics: Emergency Management and Homeland Security
Disaster Policy and Politics explores the intersection of emergency management, homeland security, and public policy. Richard Sylves examines how political institutions and policy decisions shape the way governments prepare for and respond to disasters, offering a focused introduction to the governance of crisis and security.
About This Book
Disaster Policy and Politics examines the relationship between public policy and disaster response.
The book focuses on emergency management and homeland security as connected areas of governmental concern.
It considers how political processes influence the development and implementation of disaster-related policies.
Richard Sylves presents the subject for readers seeking a clearer understanding of disaster governance and public administration.
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