Earthquake casualties: a conceptual framework and interdisciplinary approach.

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Aroni, Samuel

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University of California

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1989Description: 9p., 1 fig, 9 refsSubject(s):

Subject: This paper will discuss examples of interdisciplinary activities involved in dealing with earthquake casualities, the key players involved in these activities, and a conceptual framework for this complex problem.

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This paper will discuss examples of interdisciplinary activities involved in dealing with earthquake casualities, the key players involved in these activities, and a conceptual framework for this complex problem.

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