Lessons of Disaster: Policy Change after Catastrophic Events (American Government and Public Policy)
Lessons of Disaster explores how catastrophic events affect American government and public policy. Thomas A. Birkland examines the forces that shape policy change after disasters, offering a focused study of how government priorities and public responses can shift in the wake of consequential events.
About This Book
Lessons of Disaster examines the relationship between catastrophic events and changes in public policy.
Positioned within the study of American government and public policy, the book considers how disasters can influence governmental attention and policy decisions.
Thomas A. Birkland focuses on the processes through which major events may contribute to policy change and broader public responses.
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