As the complexity of emergencies continues to increase, responding to them often exceeds
the capabilities of any single public agency, multi-agent collaborative participation is an …

We contribute to the growing body of research on COVID‐19 and pandemic response by
connecting two bodies of existing but disparate research. Specifically, we examine how …

What would you do with 9 seconds on a crisis telephone call? Shortly after midnight, July 20,
2012, a crisis center received a call from a man in a parking lot outside a movie theater in …

Enterprises play a vital role in emergency management, but few studies have considered the
strategy choices behind such participation or the collaborative relationship with the …

With renewed interest in both emergency management and homeland security,
disproportionate attention and resources have been focused on terrorist threats. However …

As the frequency and scale of slow-onset hazards grow, carceral administrators must decide
how best to protect their vulnerable population, inmates. Often, administrators are faced with …

Whether from natural or human causes, every global community is at risk for overwhelming,
destabilizing incidents. Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated the US Virgin Islands in late …

This chapter reviews the origins of geography; identify contributions of geographers to the
fields of disasters and terrorism. It discusses professional roles of geographers within …

Scientists have extensively debated the pros and cons of “command and control” versus
“coordination” models in emergency response and crisis management. This debate on …