Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

2003 - 2025

Current editor(s): Irmak Renda-Tanali

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Volume 7, issue 1, 2010

Letter to the Editor pp. 2

Botterell Art

Review of Terrorism, the Worker and the City: Simulations and Security in a Time of Terror pp. 3

Elisburg Donald

Review of High Tech Terror: Recognition, Management and Prevention of Biological, Chemical, and Nuclear Injuries Secondary to Acts of Terrorism pp. 3

Ditch Robert Lloyd

Review of Willful Neglect: The Dangerous Illusion of Homeland Security pp. 3

Hicks Brett

Review of Risk Analysis and Security Countermeasure Selection pp. 3

Hansen Frederick

Review of Catastrophic Disaster Planning and Response pp. 3

Ditch Robert Lloyd

Review of Filling the Ark: Animal Welfare in Disasters pp. 4

Smith Thomas L.

Review of Building an Enterprise-Wide Business Continuity Program pp. 4

Franklin Charlotte

Review of Who's In Charge?: Leadership during Epidemics, Bioterror Attacks, and Other Public Health Crises pp. 4

Ditch Robert Lloyd

Review of Homeland Security: Assessing the First Five Years pp. 4

Munro David

Review of Anti-Americanism and the American World Order pp. 4

Deshpande Nick

Review of The Law of Emergencies: Public Health and Disaster Management pp. 4

Salmon Christian M.

Review of Disaster Management: Global Challenges and Local Solutions pp. 4

Poulin Thomas E

Review of Disasters and Public Health: Planning and Response pp. 4

Cagliuso Nicholas V.

Review of Safeguarding Homeland Security: Governors and Mayors Speak Out pp. 4

Blacksberg David

Review of The New Global Insecurity: How Terrorism, Environmental Collapse, Economic Inequalities and Resource Shortages Are Changing Our World pp. 4

Smith Eugene

Review of Terrorism, Risk and the Global City: Towards Urban Resilience pp. 4

Pommerening Christine

Review of Catastrophe: Law, Politics, and the Humanitarian Impulse pp. 4

Clark Jill

Review of The Disaster Game pp. 4

Franklin Charlotte

Review of Unfunding Terror: The Legal Response to the Financing of Global Terrorism pp. 4

Fleury Suzanne

Review of Terrorism, Security and the Power of Informal Networks pp. 4

Smith Eugene

Review of Managing Security Overseas: Protecting Employees and Assets in Volatile Regions pp. 5

Phelan Kelly

Review of A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster pp. 5

Ripley Amanda

Review of Social Science for Counterterrorism: Putting the Pieces Together pp. 5

Deshpande Nick

Review of The Political Economy of Hazards and Disasters pp. 5

Parker Michael L

Review of Is America Safe? Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Emergency Preparedness pp. 5

George Justin

Review of Emergency Response to Domestic Terrorism: How Bureaucracies Reacted to the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing pp. 5

Salmon Christian M.

Review of Would-Be Warriors: Incidents of Jihadist Terrorist Radicalization in the United States Since September 11, 2001 pp. 5

McGee Sibel

Review of Building Safer Communities, Risk Governance, Spatial Planning and Responses to Natural Hazards pp. 5

Caudle Sharon L

The Elephant in the JIC: The Fundamental Flaw of Emergency Public Information within the NIMS Framework pp. 6

Crowe Adam

Review of Debating Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Conflicting Perspectives on Causes, Contexts, and Responses pp. 6

Caudle Sharon L

Review of The Economics of Climate Change Policy: International, National and Regional Mitigation Strategies pp. 6

Rubini Jeffrey H

Review of Clear as Mud: Planning for the Rebuilding of New Orleans pp. 6

Olson Laura

Review of Floodplain Management: A New Approach for a New Era pp. 7

Monday Jacquelyn L.

Review of Women, Gender and Disaster: Global Issues and Initiatives pp. 7

Lucus Valerie

When Status Quo Becomes Obsolete: The Changing Use of Outdoor Warning Sirens pp. 7

Crowe Adam

Resilience as a Goal and Standard in Emergency Management pp. 9

McCreight Robert

Review of Rebecca Gilman's Play A True History of the Johnstown Flood: A Back to the Future View of Environmental Disasters pp. 9

Rozdilsky Jack L

Crisis Preparedness Capabilities in Health pp. 10

Canyon Deon V, Adhikari Ashmita, Cordery Tom, Giguere-Simmonds Philippe, Huang Jessica, Nguyen Helen, Watson Michael and Yang Daniel

Preparedness versus Reactiveness: An Approach to Pre-Crisis Disaster Planning pp. 13

Hense Kurt A, Wyler Brenda D and Kaufmann Greg

Meeting Educational Challenges in Homeland Security and Emergency Management pp. 14

Donahue Donald A, Cunnion Stephen O, Balaban Carey D and Sochats Ken

Law, Emergencies, and the Constitution: A Review of Outside the Law: Emergency and Executive Power pp. 15

Abbott Ernest B.

Towards Shared Situational Awareness and Actionable Knowledge - An Enhanced, Human-Centered Paradigm for Public Health Information System Design pp. 15

Hsu Chiehwen Ed, Chambers William Chris, Herbold John R, Calcote Joshua C, Ryczak Robert S and DeFraites Robert F

Analysis of Informal Networking in Emergency Management pp. 16

Peterson Danny and Besserman Richard

Domestic Federal Interagency Planning: Meeting a Homeland Security Need pp. 16

Christopher Kenneth E., Frye Deborah E. and Reissman Stephan G.

Live Fire Exercise: Preparing for Cyber War pp. 16

Geers Kenneth

Policing and Community Relations in the Homeland Security Era pp. 16

Jones Chapin and Supinski Stanley B.

An Analysis of Texas Sheriffs' Opinions Concerning Domestic Terrorism: Training, Equipment, Funding and Perceptions Regarding Likelihood of Attack pp. 17

Vardalis James J. and Waters Shannon N.

Health Care Logistics Response in a Disaster pp. 17

VanVactor Jerry D.

A Survey of County Emergency Managers' Response to Ice Storms pp. 18

Call David A

Public Health Components of Academic Programs in Homeland Security pp. 18

Claborn David M. and Sonavane Kunal A

The Influence of Collaborative Partnerships on Private Sector Preparedness and Continuity Planning pp. 19

Dunaway W. Michael and Shaw Gregory L.

Intelligence-Led Mitigation pp. 19

Townsend Keeley, Sullivan John P., Monahan Thomas and Donnelly John

Effects on the U.S. of an H1N1 Epidemic: Analysis with a Quarterly CGE Model pp. 19

Peter Dixon, Lee Bumsoo, Muehlenbeck Todd, Maureen Rimmer, Rose Adam and George Verikios

Principles for Better Information Security through More Accurate, Transparent Risk Scoring pp. 20

Crowther Kenneth G, Haimes Yacov Y. and Johnson M. Eric

Hospital Group Preparation for the 2008 Democratic National Convention pp. 20

Bookman Scott J, Eberhardt Aaron M, Gaither Joshua B and Colwell Christopher B.

Understanding the Dynamics of Emergency Communication: Propositions for a Four-Channel Model pp. 20

Pechta Laura E, Brandenburg Dale C and Seeger Matthew W

A Review of Nurses in Disaster Preparedness and Response: Military and Civilian Collaboration pp. 20

Rivers Felecia, Speraw Susan, Phillips Kenneth D. and Lee Jan

Liability in Search and Rescues: Should Individuals who Necessitate Their Own Rescues Have to Pay? pp. 21

Huss Sheila M.

Building Mass Fatality Management at the Regional Level for Pandemic and Catastrophic Response pp. 21

Stanley Sharon A. R.

Adaptation and Application of Federal Capabilities-Based Planning Models to Individual States: State of Colorado Case Study pp. 21

Johnson Kurt A and Cain William

Collaborative Relationships Resulting from the Urban Area Security Initiative pp. 21

Jordan Alexandra E.

An Investigation of Hospital Disaster Preparedness in Turkey pp. 21

Top Mehmet, Gider Ömer and Tas Yunus

Does Federal Assistance to Health Departments for Bioterrorism Preparedness Improve Local Public Health Activity? An Empirical Evaluation Using the 2005 NACCHO Profile of Local Health Departments pp. 21

Avery George H and Wright Tim

Next Generation 9-1-1: Architecture and Challenges in Realizing an IP-Multimedia-Based Emergency Service pp. 22

Gupta Neeraj K, Dantu Ram, Schulzrinne Henning, Goulart Anna and Magnussen Walt

Politics or Risks? An Analysis of Homeland Security Grant Allocations to the States pp. 22

Gilliard-Matthews Stacia and Schneider Anne L.

Enhancing Disaster Recovery: Lessons from Exemplary International Disaster Management Practices pp. 22

Garnett Jeffrey D and Moore Melinda

A New Generation of National Security Strategies: Early Findings from the Netherlands and the United Kingdom pp. 24

Caudle Sharon L and Stephan de Spiegeleire

Disaster Resilience Indicators for Benchmarking Baseline Conditions pp. 24

Cutter Susan L., Burton Christopher G. and Emrich Christopher T.

Decision Evaluation of Response Strategies in Emergency Management Using Imprecise Assessments pp. 25

Larsson Aron, Ekenberg Love and Danielson Mats

Wet and Dry Tsunami Warning Systems: Lessons from High Reliability Organizations pp. 25

Grabowski Martha

Critical Infrastructure Protection Systems Effectiveness Evaluation pp. 25

Lovecek Tomas, Ristvej Jozef and Simak Ladislav

Leaving Deterrence Behind: War-Fighting and National Cybersecurity pp. 26

Harknett Richard J., Callaghan John P. and Kauffman Rudi

Valuing the Risk of Death from Terrorist Attacks pp. 27

Lisa Robinson, James Hammitt, Aldy Joseph E., Krupnick Alan and Baxter Jennifer

Enhancing Border Security: Local Values and Preferences at the Blue Water Bridge (Point Edward, Canada) pp. 28

Paulus Jeremy and Asgary Ali

A Study of First Moments in Underground Mine Emergency Response pp. 31

Kowalski-Trakofler Kathleen M., Vaught Charles, Brnich Michael J and Jansky Jacqueline H.

Interorganizational Network Coordination under Stress Caused by Repeated Threats of Disasters pp. 32

Kapucu Naim, Bryer Thomas, Garayev Vener and Arslan Tolga