Asian Review of Public Administration special issue on crisis/disaster management.

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 138p., tables, figs, refs appear throughout

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Crisis and disaster management

Reprint of a special issue of Asian Review of Public Administration, January-December 1990; Vol 11 No 1-2

Disaster management in Nepal: Madhakar S.J. B. Rana; Managing flood disaster in Bangladesh: implications for public administration: Muhammad Anisuzzaman; Disaster management in China: Zhang Zhijian; Crisis/disaster mannagement: the Philippine experience: Nestor N. Pilar; The earthquake disaster amangement system and strategy of China: Lu Junwei and Lu Jingshen; Response to the Alaskan earthquake: Dwight Ink; Poilcy development and social crisis administration: Neil R. Britton; Towards comprehensive planning in Australian crisis managment: Alexander Kouzmin and Alan Jarman; Beyond disaster: common ground for crisis managment: Uriel Rosenthal

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