Initial findings from a study of socio-behavioral preparations and planning for acute chemical hazard disasters.

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Quarantelli, E. L. (Enrico Louis), 1924-

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Subject: Generally describes research just inititated on the soci-behavioral aspects of disaster resulting from chemical agents, and report preliminary findings from the first phase of study. These initial observations are about the community and organizational preparations and planning for acute chemical hazard disasters. The results are drawn from data gathered on disaster preparedness in 14 communities and six major threats or actual disasters involving chemical agents in American society.

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Reprinted from Journal of Hazardous Materials; February 1979; Vol 3; pp77-90

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Generally describes research just inititated on the soci-behavioral aspects of disaster resulting from chemical agents, and report preliminary findings from the first phase of study. These initial observations are about the community and organizational preparations and planning for acute chemical hazard disasters. The results are drawn from data gathered on disaster preparedness in 14 communities and six major threats or actual disasters involving chemical agents in American society.

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