Safeguarding Homeland Security

Edited by Simon Hakim () and Erwin Blackstone

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Date: 2009
ISBN: 978-1-4419-0371-6
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 The Role of the Private Sector in Homeland Security

Simon Hakim and Erwin Blackstone

Ch Chapter 10 Technological and Regional Cooperation Strategies: Securing the City and Port of Oakland, California

Ronald V. Dellums, Yolanda Burrell and Michael O’Brien

Ch Chapter 11 Innovative Anti-terror Information Sharing: Maryland’s Federal, State, and Local Partnership Model

Robert L. Ehrlich

Ch Chapter 12 Public Safety and Homeland Security Solutions: An Evolution of Technology and Policy

Edward G. Rendell

Ch Chapter 13 Utilizing Technology Within the Delaware Information and Analysis Center

Ruth Ann Minner

Ch Chapter 14 From Curiosity to Collaboration: Leveraging Technology to Improve Situational Awareness

Curt Pringle

Ch Chapter 15 How a Midwestern “Digital City” Serves and Protects the Public

Frank A. Pasquale

Ch Chapter 16 Hurricanes and Modern Communications Infrastructure

Barry H. Axelrod and James V. Mudd

Ch Chapter 17 The First Line of Defense: Cities Using Technology in Homeland Defense

David N. Cicilline

Ch Chapter 18 Full Interoperability for All South Dakota Public Safety

M. Michael Rounds and Otto Doll

Ch Chapter 19 Evolutionary Planning for the Technology Revolution

Bill Baarsma

Ch Chapter 2 Creating the Boston Medical Reserve Corps

Thomas M. Menino

Ch Chapter 20 History of Regional Unified and Integrated Public Safety and Public Service Communication and Transportation Systems

Will Wynn

Ch Chapter 21 Interoperability in the City of Tampa: A Partnership with the Department of Homeland Security

Pam Iorio

Ch Chapter 22 Capital Connections: Washington’s Public Safety Communications Suite

Anthony A. Williams

Ch Chapter 23 Information, Leadership and Decisiveness, All in One Room

Richard M. Daley

Ch Chapter 24 Beyond an Information Technology Approach to Continuity of Operations: The Commonwealth of Virginia Story

Timothy Kaine

Ch Chapter 25 The Soft Stuff is Still the Hard Stuff

Albert Morales and Todd S. Ramsey

Ch Chapter 3 The Hierarchy of Emergency Preparedness

Rob Drake

Ch Chapter 4 Border Security and State Safety and Security: Addressing Common Agendas

James Jay Carafano

Ch Chapter 5 Lessons Learned from the 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season: How This Highly Active Year Helped Jacksonville, Florida, Build a Better Emergency Response System

John Peyton

Ch Chapter 6 Disaster Management: Privatization as a Viable Alternative©

Alan Kirschenbaum

Ch Chapter 7 Caring for the Evacuees from Hurricane Katrina and Rita

Bill White

Ch Chapter 8 Sheltering and Evacuating from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita

Henry Garrett

Ch Chapter 9 Local Government Contingency Planning for Public Security and Public Safety – Innovative and Remedial Efforts

David G. Wallace

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