CONCLUSION: NATURAL HAZARD POLITICAL CONTEXTS AND ADOPTION STRATEGIES

Douglos Nilson

Review of Policy Research, 1985, vol. 4, issue 4, 734-738

Abstract: Natural hazard mitigation‐disaster preparedness involves low probability, high consequence politics. Timelplace indeterminacy of catastrophic events seldom allow them to be factored into public or private investment and risk management decisions. Public policies to alleviate impediments to the implementation of effective policy must acknowledge political cultural biases as well as fiscal limitations.

Date: 1985
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