International disaster assistance in the Mexico City earthquake.

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Comfort, Louise K. (Louise Kloos), 1935-

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1986Description: 32p., 1 fig, 8 tablesSubject(s):

Subject: An outline of the organizational response to the Mexico earthquake, in terms of coordinating procedures for effective dispersal of incoming supplies to the affected population. The decision-making tasks in coordinating the international assistance efforts and matching them to local needs were enormously complex.

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Reprinted from New World: A Journal of Latin American Studies; 1986; Vol 1 No 2; pp12-43

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An outline of the organizational response to the Mexico earthquake, in terms of coordinating procedures for effective dispersal of incoming supplies to the affected population. The decision-making tasks in coordinating the international assistance efforts and matching them to local needs were enormously complex.

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