Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

2003 - 2025

Current editor(s): Irmak Renda-Tanali

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2015

Reflections on 40 Years in the Hazards and Disasters Community pp. 763-774

Rubin Claire B.

Communicable Disease and Homeland Security: An Assessment of the US 2014 Ebola Incident pp. 775-791

Taylor Eric R.

Border Security: Defining it is the Real Challenge pp. 793-800

Manjarrez Victor M.

Tax Stimulus: The Third Direction for U.S. Government Cybersecurity Policy pp. 801-808

Carlberg Kenneth

Reducing Public Health Risk During Disasters: Identifying Social Vulnerabilities pp. 809-822

Wolkin Amy, Burrer Sherry, Patterson Jennifer Rees, Soler Elena, Harris Shelly, McGeehin Michael and Greene Sandra

Healthcare Workers’ Willingness to Report to Work During an Influenza Pandemic: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 823-843

Rossow Caren C., Ivanitskaya Lana V., Fulton Lawrence V. and Fales William D.

Understanding Comprehension Levels of Emergency Notifications by Limited English Proficient US Residents: Case Study of Korean-Americans in New York City pp. 845-859

Jung Alice R., Hristovski Kiril D., Brown Albert F. and Ulrich Jon W.

Bioterrorism and Local Agency Preparedness: Results from an Experimental Study in Risk Communication pp. 861-873

Malet David and Korbitz Mark

Human Resource Management Practices to Support Emotional Labor in Emergency Response pp. 875-889

Mastracci Sharon

Examining Coordination in Disaster Response Using Simulation Methods pp. 891-914

Guo Xuesong and Kapucu Naim

A Genetic Algorithm Based Approach to Provide Solutions for Emergency Aid Stations Location Problem and a Case Study for Pendik/İstanbul pp. 915-940

Tozan Hakan and Donmez Sercan

A Socio-Demographic Analysis of Responses to Terrorism pp. 941-966

Salvatore Christopher and Rubin Gabriel

Are Emergency Departments in Istanbul Ready for the Earthquakes? Past Experience and Suggestions for Future Preparedness from Employees’ Viewpoint and the Literature pp. 967-983

Gul Muhammet and Guneri Ali Fuat

Volume 12, issue 3, 2015

Network Disaster Response Effectiveness: The Case of ICTs and Hurricane Katrina pp. 437-467

Davis G. Leah and Robbin Alice

Principle-Based Design: A Methodology and Principles for Capitalizing Design Experiences for Information Quality Assurance pp. 469-496

Bharosa Nitesh and Janssen Marijn

Increasing Evacuation Communication Through ICTs: An Agent-based Model Demonstrating Evacuation Practices and the Resulting Traffic Congestion in the Rush to the Road pp. 497-528

Stephens Keri K., Jafari Ehsan, Boyles Stephen, Ford Jessica L. and Zhu Yaguang

Managing Network Based Governance Structures in Disasters: The Case of the Passau Flood in 2013 pp. 529-569

Wittmann Sebastian, Jurisch Marlen and Helmut Krcmar

Geographic Information Systems for Disaster Response: A Review pp. 571-602

Tomaszewski Brian, Judex Michael, Szarzynski Joerg, Radestock Christine and Wirkus Lars

Determinants of Emergency Management Decision Support Software Technology: An Empirical Analysis of Social Influence in Technology Adoption pp. 603-626

Jennings Eliot, Arlikatti Sudha and Andrew Simon

Using Social Multimedia Content to Inform Emergency Planning of Recurring and Cyclical Events in Local Communities pp. 627-652

Shih Patrick C., Han Kyungsik and Carroll John M.

Social Media and the Virality of Risk: The Risk Amplification through Media Spread (RAMS) Model pp. 653-677

Vijaykumar Santosh, Jin Yan and Nowak Glen

Social Media in Crisis: When Professional Responders Meet Digital Volunteers pp. 679-706

Hughes Amanda Lee and Tapia Andrea H.

Closing the Citizen-Government Communication Gap: Content, Audience, and Network Analysis of Government Tweets pp. 707-735

Wukich Clayton and Mergel Ines

Re-Tweet Count Matters: Social Influences on Sharing of Disaster-Related Tweets pp. 737-761

Li Huaye and Sakamoto Yasuaki

Synthetic Environments for Investigating Collaborative Information Seeking: An Application in Emergency Restoration of Critical Infrastructures pp. 763-784

Mendonça David, Wallace William A., Brooks James and Cutler Barbara

Volume 12, issue 2, 2015

Quadrennial Homeland Security Reviews: What Value for Whom? pp. 211-240

Kahan Jerome

Fixing a Failure to Identify Intelligence in the Domestic Setting: Aligning Collection and Analysis to Address an All-Hazards Mission pp. 241-255

Tromblay Darren E.

State Intervention During Public Health Emergencies: Is the United States Prepared for an Ebola Outbreak? pp. 257-271

Maras Marie-Helen and Miranda Michelle D.

Coerced Confusion? Local Emergency Policy Implementation After September 11 pp. 273-298

Hildebrand Sean

A Medical System for Supporting Civilian Crisis Response pp. 299-318

Ren Chiang H., Smith William K. and Christensen James

The Response Phase of the Disaster Management Life Cycle Revisited Within the Context of “Disasters Out of the Box” pp. 319-350

Hans De Smet, Leysen Jan and Schreurs Bert

Understanding Risk Communication Gaps through E-Government Website and Twitter Hashtag Content Analyses: The Case of Indonesia’s Mt. Sinabung Eruption pp. 351-385

Chatfield Akemi Takeoka and Reddick Christopher G.

A Spatial and Longitudinal Analysis of Unmet Transportation Needs During Hurricanes Katrina and Rita pp. 387-406

Joh Kenneth, Bame Sherry I. and Norman Alexandria

A Two-level Agent-Based Model for Hurricane Evacuation in New Orleans pp. 407-435

Liang Wei, Lam Nina S.-N., Qin Xiaojun and Ju Wenxue

Volume 12, issue 1, 2015

Future of FEMA – Preparedness or Politics? pp. 1-21

Kahan Jerome

Constitutional Authority in Crisis: Examining a State Governor’s Emergency Powers pp. 23-42

McCreight Robert

Defining and Distinguishing Homeland from National Security and Climate-Related Environmental Security, in Theory and Practice pp. 43-66

O’Sullivan Terrence M. and Ramsay Jim

Varieties of Homeland Security: An Assessment of US State-level Definitions pp. 67-80

Robinson Scott E. and Mallik Nicola

Emergency Preparedness in the 10-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Surrounding Nuclear Power Plants pp. 81-100

Adalja Amesh A., Sell Tara Kirk, Ravi Sanjana J., Minton Katie and Morhard Ryan

Incident Management Approaches above the Incident Management Team Level in Australia pp. 101-119

Bhandari Roshan Bhakta, Owen Christine and Trist Cain

An Integrated Methodology for the Emergency Logistics Centers Location Selection Problem and its Application for the Turkey Case pp. 121-144

Tuzkaya Umut Rifat, Yilmazer Kadriye Busra and Tuzkaya Gulfem

The Roles and Involvement of Local Government Human Resource Professionals in Coastal Cities Emergency Planning pp. 145-168

Mann Stacey Cole and Islam Tanveer

Analysis of the Cost of Emergency Managers’ Meeting Load: A Hampton Road Case-study pp. 169-191

Collins Andrew J., Flanagan David W. and Ezell Barry

Planning and Executing Scenario Based Simulation Exercises: Methodological Lessons pp. 193-210

Dewald Van Niekerk, Coetzee Christo, Botha Doret, Murphree Michael John, Fourie Kristel, Le Roux Tanya, Wentink Gideon, Kruger Leandri, Shoroma Lesego, Genade Kylah, Meyer Suna and Annandale E.

Volume 11, issue 4, 2014

Special Issue on Cybersecurity, Cybercrime, Cyberwar pp. 459-461

Zeadally Sherali

A Criminological Perspective on Power Grid Cyber attacks: Using Routine Activities Theory to Rational Choice Perspective to Explore Adversarial Decision-Making pp. 463-487

Rege Aunshul

From Weakest Link to Security Hero: Transforming Staff Security Behavior pp. 489-510

Pfleeger Shari Lawrence, Sasse M. Angela and Furnham Adrian

Transforming the UK Home Office into a Department for Homeland Security: Reflecting on an Interview with a Litigant Defending Against Online Retaliatory Feedback in the US pp. 511-531

Bishop Jonathan

Enhancing the Security of Cloud Manufacturing by Restricting Resource Access pp. 533-554

Liu Xiaoyun, He Wu, Xu Li and Yan Gongjun

Evaluation of Efficiency of Transcoding Steganography pp. 555-578

Janicki Artur, Mazurczyk Wojciech and Szczypiorski Krzysztof

Light Weight Tabletop Exercise for Cybersecurity Education pp. 579-592

Ottis Rain

Volume 11, issue 3, 2014

Understanding Your Audience: How Psychologists Can Help Emergency Managers Improve Disaster Warning Compliance pp. 309-315

Vermeulen Karla

Reframing the Climate Change Debate to Better Leverage Policy Change: An Analysis of Public Opinion and Political Psychology pp. 317-336

O’Sullivan Terrence M. and Emmelhainz Roger

Research and Policy in Homeland Security and Climate Change: Results from a Roundtable and Thoughts on Developing a National Research Agenda for Climate Change and Security pp. 337-346

Ramsay Jim and Butts Kent

Evaluating Children’s Learning of Adaptive Response Capacities from ShakeOut, an Earthquake and Tsunami Drill in Two Washington State School Districts pp. 347-373

Johnson Victoria A., Johnston David M., Ronan Kevin R. and Peace Robin

Influence of Mental Health on Disaster Preparedness: Findings from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2007–2009 pp. 375-392

Clay Lauren A., Goetschius James B., Kendra James and Papas Mia A.

Volunteer Fire Chiefs’ Perceptions of Retention and Recruitment Challenges in Rural Fire Departments: The Case of North Dakota, USA pp. 393-413

Yoon D. K., Jensen Jessica and Youngs George A.

Flu at the Zoo: Emergency Management Training for the Nation’s Zoos and Aquariums pp. 415-435

Johnson Yvette Joyce, Myint Maung San, Herrmann John Arthur, Nadler Yvonne, Field Eugene, O’Hara-Ruiz Marilyn Sue, Ruman Anna, Olson Steve, Briscoe Johanna, Hickey Marisa and Kunkle James

Eyes to the Sky: Situating the Role of Storm Spotters in the Warning and Response Network pp. 437-458

Klenow Daniel J. and Reibestein Jeffrey L.

Volume 11, issue 2, 2014

Bridging the Gap: Hazard Mitigation in the Global Context pp. 209-216

Klima Kelly and Jerolleman Alessandra

The Impact of Natural Disasters on Critical Infrastructures: A Domino Effect-based Study pp. 217-241

Kadri Farid, Birregah Babiga and Châtelet Eric

How Does Climate Adaptation Affect Emergency Management? pp. 243-255

Gaddy Jonathan W., Clark Elizabeth and Ryan Jeffrey R.

Emergency Preparedness on Campus: Improving Procedural Knowledge and Response Readiness pp. 257-268

Sattler David N., Kirsch Julie, Shipley Gayle, Cocke Paul and Stegmeier Randy

Environmental Security and Climate Change: A Link to Homeland Security pp. 269-279

Butts Kent Hughes

Challenging Illicit Bulk Cash Flows: Next Steps for US Law Enforcement pp. 281-288

Tammaro Andrew M.

US Policy on Active Cyber Defense pp. 289-308

Flowers Angelyn and Zeadally Sherali

Volume 11, issue 1, 2014

“One DHS” Revisited: Can the Next Homeland Security Secretary Unite the Department? pp. 1-24

Kahan Jerome

A Pathway Forward in Homeland Security Education: An Option Worth Considering and the Challenge Ahead pp. 25-38

McCreight Robert

Applying Public Administration in Emergency Management: The Importance of Integrating Management into Disaster Education pp. 39-60

Urby Heriberto and McEntire David A.

Antiterrorism and the Separation of Powers: How Public Administration Theory Can Help Us Meet the New Security Challenge pp. 61-71

Castillo Marco

The Professionalization of Emergency Management in Institutions of Higher Education pp. 73-94

Farris David and McCreight Robert

A Review of “A Framework for Aviation Cybersecurity” – A Decision Paper from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics pp. 95-100

Iasiello Emilio

State Officials’ Perceptions of the Food and Agriculture Sector Criticality Assessment Tool (FASCAT), Food-system Risk, and Food Defense Funding pp. 101-116

Huff Andrew G., Kircher Amy, Hodges James S. and Kennedy Shaun

The United States Medical Countermeasure Enterprise: A Broken Link in US Biopreparedness pp. 117-130

England Christina

Understanding and Overcoming Information Sharing Failures pp. 131-154

Crowther Kenneth G.

Common Issues in Emergency Public Information as Identified in CSEPP Exercises pp. 155-168

Lerner Ken and Bertram Ken

Hurricane Wilma and Long-Term Business Recovery in Disasters: The Role of Local Government Procurement and Economic Development pp. 169-192

Atkinson Christopher L. and Sapat Alka K.

Disaster Awareness of Personnel and Students of Kocaeli University pp. 193-207

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