Mass behavior and Governmental breakdown in major disasters: viewpoint of a researcher.

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

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1965Description: 15p., no refsReport number: DRC-REPRINT-1; Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: Groups involved in community emergencies tend to find themselves having difficulties in the areas of communication, authority and co-ordination. At least from the viewpoint of the DRC, it is primarily in these areas that actual and major organizational problems occur in a disaster. Most of the problems can be handled by prior planning, and constant revision of the plans

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Reprinted from The Police Yearbook 1965. International Association of Chiefs of Police; 1965; pp105-112

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Groups involved in community emergencies tend to find themselves having difficulties in the areas of communication, authority and co-ordination. At least from the viewpoint of the DRC, it is primarily in these areas that actual and major organizational problems occur in a disaster. Most of the problems can be handled by prior planning, and constant revision of the plans

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