Looking beyond the obvious risks : how small localities, business and non-profit organizations can assess and manage the ripple effects of disasters / John C. Pine.

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Louisiana State University

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TextPublication details: [Louisiana : Louisiana State University,]2000Description: 7 pSubject(s):

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346.349220973 20

Subject: Comprehensive emergency plans must address the obvious risks to an organization as well as the unanticipated consequences of actions. In preparing for or responding to a disaster, smalll communities, non-profits, and businesses must consider the ripple effects of organizationl actions or inaction.

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Comprehensive emergency plans must address the obvious risks to an organization as well as the unanticipated consequences of actions. In preparing for or responding to a disaster, smalll communities, non-profits, and businesses must consider the ripple effects of organizationl actions or inaction.

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