Networks in Emergency and Crisis Management
Naim Kapucu, Qian Hu
Abstract
Naim Kapucu, Qian Hu
Abstract
Chapter 10 highlights the importance of networks in emergency and crisis management, as the function of emergency management often requires cross-sector collaboration. This chapter introduces different types and structures of emergency and crisis management networks. The chapter also illustrates how interorganizational networks are designed in response to disasters and how to evaluate the performance of emergency and crisis management networks. In addition, it provides application examples of network analysis in emergency and crisis management.
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Chapter 10 highlights the importance of networks in emergency and crisis management, as the function of emergency management often requires cross-sector collaboration. This chapter introduces different types and structures of emergency and crisis management networks. The chapter also illustrates how interorganizational networks are designed in response to disasters and how to evaluate the performance of emergency and crisis management networks. In addition, it provides application examples of network analysis in emergency and crisis management.
Key concepts: Crisis management, Emergency management, Business, Political science, Law