Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

2003 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 2, 2013

Investigating Differences in Emergency Notification System Acquisition and Implementation by Higher Education Institutions pp. 19

Johnson Thomas C.

Impact of Providing Real-Time Traffic Information on No-Notice or Short-Notice Evacuation Efficiency – A Case Study pp. 411-431

Xie Yuanchang, Arsava Tugba and Zhang Chao

Compliance of Community Hospitals with the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) in the Western United States pp. 433-445

Bliss Morgan M., Hristovski Kiril D. and Ulrich Jon W.

Analysis of Criminal and Terrorist Related Episodes in Railway Infrastructure Scenarios pp. 447-476

Francesca De Cillis, Carla De Maggio Maria, Setola Roberto and Pragliola Concetta

GIS in Emergency Management Cultures: An Empirical Approach to Understanding Inter- and Intra-agency Communication During Emergencies pp. 477-495

Breen Joseph J. and Parrish David R.

Catastrophe Characteristics and their Impact on Critical Supply Chains: Problematizing Materiel Convergence and Management Following Hurricane Katrina pp. 497-520

Wachtendorf Tricia, Brown Bethany and Holguin-Veras Jose

Options and Challenges of a Resilience-Based, Network-Focused Port Security Grant Program pp. 521-554

Taquechel Eric

Incorporating Time Dynamics in the Analysis of Social Networks in Emergency Management pp. 555-585

Wolbers Jeroen, Groenewegen Peter, Mollee Julia and Bím Jan

Death Modes from a Loss of Energy Infrastructure Continuity in a Community Setting pp. 587-608

Yates Athol

Businesses and International Security Events: Case Study of the 2012 G8 Summit in Frederick County, Maryland pp. 609-629

Landahl Mark R.

First Responder Knowledge and Training Needs for Bioterrorism pp. 631-660

Galada Heather C., Gurian Patrick L. and Hong Tao

Tsunami: From Fundamentals to Damage Mitigation pp. 661-663

Islam Tanveer

Volume 10, issue 1, 2013

Integrating Federal Approaches to Post-Cyber Incident Mitigation pp. 1-28

Givens Austen D. and Busch Nathan E.

Cybersecurity and US Legislative Efforts to address Cybercrime pp. 29-55

Flowers Angelyn, Zeadally Sherali and Murray Acklyn

The Military’s Response to Domestic CBRNE Incidents pp. 57-75

Heffelfinger David G., Tuckett Craig M. and Ryan Jeffrey R.

Building Public Health Preparedness and Food and Agriculture Defense Capabilities Using Whole Community and One Health Concepts pp. 77-93

Lombardo Joseph S. and Ryan Jeffrey R.

Situated Response and Learning of Distributed Bushfire Coordinating Teams pp. 95-111

Kim Kwang D., Hossain Liaquat and Uddin Shahadat

A Critical Examination of the Assumptions Regarding Centralized Coordination in Large-Scale Emergency Situations pp. 113-135

Groenendaal Jelle, Helsloot Ira and Scholtens Astrid

“Of Gods and Men”: Selected Print Media Coverage of Natural Disasters and Industrial Failures in Three Westminster Countries pp. 137-160

Quigley Kevin F. and Quigley John

Spontaneous Planning after the San Bruno Gas Pipeline Explosion: A Case Study of Anticipation and Improvisation during Response and Recovery Operations pp. 161-185

McEntire David A., Kelly Joshua, Long Laurie C. and M. Kendra James

Understanding Incident Response to Unplanned Releases at Chemical Facilities pp. 187-200

Fortier Stephen C. and Shaw Gregory L.

A Study on the Responsiveness of Local Health Departments that Use Facebook pp. 201-208

Fallon L. Fleming and Schmalzried Hans D.

Texas takes on the TSA: The Constitutional Fight over Airport Security pp. 209-229

Ellis Cali M. and McDaniel Michael C.

The Gulf Oil Spill and Economic Impacts: Extending the National Interstate Economic Model (NIEMO) to Account for Induced Impacts pp. 231-244

Park JiYoung, Moore II James E. and Richardson Harry W.

The Economic Value of Water: Providing Confidence and Context to FEMA’s Methodology pp. 245-265

Aubuchon Craig P. and Morley Kevin M.

Diffusion of Emergency Information during a Crisis within a University pp. 267-287

Egnoto Michael J., Svetieva Elena, Ortega Christopher R. and Vishwanath Arun

Resilience Building Policies and their Influence in Crisis Prevention, Absorption and Recovery pp. 289-317

Labaka Leire, Hernantes Josune, Sarriegi Jose Mari and Rich Eliot

A Practitioner-Researcher Partnership to Develop and Deliver Operational Value of Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Training to meet the Requirements of Emergency Responders pp. 319-332

Turner Allan, Gall Julie and Glantz Kenneth

Regional Public-Private Interoperable Communications for Catastrophic Events Using a Cloud Computing Based Portal pp. 333-352

Liotine Matthew, Howe John and Ibrahim David A.

It’s Never Too Late: Restructuring the Department of Homeland Security’s Regional Framework pp. 353-369

Kahan Jerome

Finding the New High Ground in Cyber War: Malware as an Instrument of War pp. 371-378

Philbin Guy and Philbin Tobias R.

Cybersecurity and Emergency Management: Encryption and the Inability to Communicate pp. 379-385

Bolton Fred

Assessing the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards after 5 Years: Achievements, Challenges, and Risks Ahead pp. 387-404

Sadiq Abdul-Akeem and McCreight Robert

Emergency Management: The American Experience 1900–2010 (2nd Edition) pp. 405-410

Manning Scott R.

Volume 9, issue 2, 2012

Cybersecurity Policy-Making at the Local Government Level: An Analysis of Threats, Preparedness, and Bureaucratic Roadblocks to Success pp. 1-22

Caruson Kiki, MacManus Susan A. and McPhee Brian D.

Creating An Executive Doctorate In Civil Security In The United States pp. 10

Collins John W., Soo Hoo Tsung Y. (Bill), Krantz Michael and Cosgrove Richard

The Cross-National Adaptability of EMS Protocols for Mass Casualty Incidents pp. 15

Agiv-Berland Adi, Ashkenazi Isaac and Aharonson-Daniel Limor

A Practitioner-Researcher Partnership to Develop and Deliver Operational Value of Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Training to meet the Requirements of Emergency Responders pp. 16

Turner Allan, Glantz Kenneth and Gall Julie

Public Emergency Laws & Regulations: Understanding Constraints & Opportunities pp. 18

Wilson Lydia R. and McCreight Robert

The Status of General Aviation Airports in Disaster Response Planning pp. 18

Smith James Fielding

Comparison of Sampling Methods for Post-Hurricane Damage Survey pp. 19

Liang Daan, Cong Lin, Brown Tanya and Song Lingguang

Medical Response Capabilities to a Catastrophic Disaster: "House" or House of Cards? pp. 20

Donahue Donald A., Godwin Evelyn A. and Cunnion Stephen O.

Crisis Leadership and Military Community Resilience pp. 20

Stern Eric K. and Saathoff Gregory

Simulation-Based Evaluation of Port Emergency Evacuation Plans for Predictable Natural Disasters pp. 20

Qu Xiuli, Jackson Maurice A. and Davis Lauren B.

Examining Factors Contributing to the Development of FEMA-Approved Hazard Mitigation Plans pp. 20

Yoon D.K., Youngs George A. and Abe Daiko

Tornado Warnings in Three Southern States: A Qualitative Analysis of Public Response Patterns pp. 21

Donner William R., Rodriguez Havidan and Diaz Walter

Between Safety and Security: The Policy Challenges of Transporting Toxic Inhalation Hazards pp. 22

Branscomb Lewis M., Ellis Ryan N. and Fagan Mark

Negotiating the 'Trading Zone'. Creating a Shared Information Infrastructure in the Dutch Public Safety Sector pp. 27

Boersma Kees, Wagenaar Pieter and Wolbers Jeroen

Graph Matching Based Decision Support Tools For Mitigating Spread Of Infectious Diseases Like H1N1 pp. 28

Paul Jomon Aliyas and Sambhoos Kedar

Volume 9, issue 1, 2012

Use of Small-Scale Test Data to Enhance Fire-Related Threat, Vulnerability, Consequence and Risk Assessment for Passenger Rail Vehicles pp. 1-16

Meacham Brian J., Dembsey Nicholas A., Schebel Kurt, Johann Matthew A. and Tubbs Jeffrey S.

Public Health's Role in Understanding Community Resilience pp. 1-5

Barishansky Raphael M. and Mazurek Audrey

Review of Freedom and Order: How Democratic Governments Restrict Civil Liberties after Terrorist Attacks - and Why Sometimes They Don't pp. 1-5

Manning Scott R.

Strategic Cyber Defense: Which Way Forward? pp. 1-10

Geers Kenneth

Review of The Four Stages of Highly Effective Crisis Management pp. 3

Smith Eugene

Review of National Security Reform: How Commissions Can Drive Change During Crises pp. 4

Bliss Morgan M.

Identifying Factors that Influence Terrorist Decisions and Target Selection pp. 7

Ezell Barry C., Behr Joshua and Collins Andrew

Emerging Dangers from Direct Botulinum Access and Use pp. 8

Liang Bryan A., Mackey Timothy K. and Lovett Kimberly

Failing to Establish a Unified Command in Louisiana During Hurricane Katrina pp. 13

Hayes Vernon R.

Homeland Security as International Security? The Case for International Relations as Disciplinary Model pp. 15

Holmes Marcus

Communicating H1N1 Risk to College Students: A Regional Cross-Sectional Survey Study pp. 15

Soto Mas Francisco, Jacobson Holly E., Olivárez Arturo, Hsu Chiehwen Ed. and Juo Hsin-Hsuan

Influencing Factors of Emergency Information Spreading in Online Social Networks: A Simulation Approach pp. 16

Song Xiaolong and Yan Xiangbin

The Relationship between Turkey's Provinces' Development Levels and Social and Economic Vulnerability to Disasters pp. 17

Ozceylan Dilek and Coskun Erman

The Multiplicity of Actors Involved in Securing America's Food Imports pp. 17

Gopalakrishnan Shweta, Cochran Colleen, Unruh Daniel A. and Kastner Dr. Justin Jon

Effect of a Marketing Program on Freshman Student Registration for an Emergency Notification System pp. 18

Johnson Thomas

Testing Social Vulnerability Theory: A Quantitative Study of Hurricane Katrina's Perceived Impact on Residents living in FEMA Designated Disaster Areas pp. 18

Khunwishit Somporn and McEntire David A.

Regional Disaster Risk: Assessment and Mitigation Concepts in an All-Hazards Context pp. 18

Abkowitz Mark D. and Chatterjee Samrat

Evacuation Patterns of Ethnic Groups Under Fire pp. 18

Shenhar Gilead, Jaffe Dena, Gidron David and Peleg Kobi

Risk Informed Decision Framework for Integrated Evaluation of Countermeasures against CBRN Threats pp. 19

Linkov Igor, Tkachuk Alexander, Canis Laure, Mohan Mayank and Keisler Jeffrey

The Influence of Politics on Federal Disaster Declaration Decision Delays pp. 19

Langabeer James R., DelliFraine Jami and Alqusairi Diaa

Responding in Crises: A Comparative Analysis of Disaster Responses between Mainland China and Taiwan pp. 19

Chun-Chieh Ma

Identifying Communication Strategies in Cases of Domestic Terrorism: Applying Cultural Context to the Fort Hood Shooting pp. 20

Farrell Laura C. and Littlefield Robert S.

Investigating the Roots of Crisis Management Studies and Outlining Future Trajectories for the Field pp. 20

Deverell Edward

Structural Dynamics of Organizations during the Evolution of Interorganizational Networks in Disaster Response pp. 21

Abbasi Alireza and Kapucu Naim

If You Can't Trust, Stick to Hierarchy: Structure and Trust as Contingency Factors in Threat Assessment Contexts pp. 21

Powley Edward H. and Nissen Mark E.

A Review of the Key Legal dynamics of Chinese Military Involvement in Domestic Disaster Relief (MI/DDR) pp. 21

Liao Danzi

Strategic uses of Lessons for Building Collaborative Emergency Management System: Comparative Analysis of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Gustav Response Systems pp. 22

Oh Namkyung

The Evolving Role of the Public Information Officer: An Examination of Social Media in Emergency Management pp. 22

Hughes Amanda L. and Palen Leysia

Cultural Influence on the Implementation of Incident Command System for Emergency Management of Natural Disasters pp. 24

Tsai Jiin-Song and Chi Cheryl S.F.

Challenges for Multi-sector Organizations in Tracking and Sheltering Registered Sex Offenders in Disasters pp. 24

Arlikatti Sudha, Kendra James and Clark Nita A.

The 'Titanic Syndrome': Risk and Crisis Management on the Costa Concordia pp. 25

Alexander David E.

Cross-Sectoral Scanning of Critical Infrastructures: from Functional Differences to Policy-Relevant Similarities pp. 31

Prezelj Iztok, Kopač Erik, Svete Uroš and Žiberna Aleš

Updating the National Planning Scenarios: Using Wicked Problems and Capability-Based Planning Concepts for Homeland Security pp. 32

Tyszkiewicz Mary T., McCleskey Edward R. and Miller Russell