Brian Jackson
Abstract
Framing of a broad set of questions about how national preparedness can be meaningfully evaluated, this policy brief introduces an alternative way of thinking about measuring emergency preparedness.
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Framing of a broad set of questions about how national preparedness can be meaningfully evaluated, this policy brief introduces an alternative way of thinking about measuring emergency preparedness.
Key concepts: Preparedness, Framing (construction), Emergency management, Set (abstract data type), Political science, Engineering ethics, Computer science, Engineering