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CIVIL CARE & SECURITY STUDIES
We
live in changing times.
Read
any newspaper. View any network television news program. Search across
the internet. Talk to your neighbours. It is likely that amongst the
different topics discussed these days you will become involved in topics
that involve risk and hazard.
Civil
Care and Security Studies is a book to assist us in these challenging
times. Presented in five cohering sections it covers the following:
Introduction:
Rod Gerber and John Salter
Part A: Civil Care and Security in Context
1. Rights, Responsibilities, and Realities: A Societal View of Civil
Care and Security
Ilan Kellman
2. Social Vulnerability: Perspectives on Risks and Disasters
Ken Hewitt
3. Isn’t It All Politics? The politics of policy formation
Ben Wisner
Part B: Assessment and Analysis: Identification of what to do in Prevention
and Mitigation
4. Research and Information Exchange: How Do Civil Care and Security
Organisations Learn?
Thomas Mitchell
5. Planning for Civil Care and Security
David Hartley
6. Emergency Planning Capability Assessment
John Salter
Part
C: Planning for Civil Care and Security
7. Competency-Based Security Education
Paul Yung
8. Practical leadership
Bob Huby
9. Smart Teams for Civil Care and Security
Rod Gerber
Part D: Response and Operations Management
10. Communications and Information Management
John Weiland
11. Conflict Resolution
Stephen Hooper
Part E: Recovery and Post-Impact
12. Recovery from Emergencies: Social and Personal Dimensions
Rob Gordon
13. The changing face of peacekeeping
Rebecca Spence & Diana Iribarmegaray
14. Recovery
Philip Buckle
Conclusion: John Handmer |
