Mitigating catastrophic losses : by Dan Henstra and Andrew Sancton. ; policies and policy-making at three levels of government in the United States and Canada /

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TextPublication details: Ont., Canada : Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reducation, 2002.Description: 29 pSubject(s):

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Executive summary -- Introduction -- Mitigation policy -- Disaster mitigation in the United States and Canada -- Understanding the policy website -- Conclusions and recommendations --

Summary: "Differences in the policy environments of the United States and Canada help to explain why emergency management in the two countries is structured differently. Some of the differences illustrated in this paper include : Federalism; Policy Actors, and; Professional Associations." -- p. 1

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Executive summary -- Introduction -- Mitigation policy -- Disaster mitigation in the United States and Canada -- Understanding the policy website -- Conclusions and recommendations --

"Differences in the policy environments of the United States and Canada help to explain why emergency management in the two countries is structured differently. Some of the differences illustrated in this paper include : Federalism; Policy Actors, and; Professional Associations." -- p. 1

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