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In Memoriam: Charles E. Fritz. January 2, 1921 - May 5, 2000,
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A Conversation With Russell Dynes and E.L. Quarantelli. Russell R. Dynes
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Disaster Research. by E. L. Quarantelli, in Edgar F. Borgatta and
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When Disasters Defy Borders: What We Can Learn From The Red River
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“Bringing Culture Back In: Exploring the Cultural Dimensions of Disaster,”
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Businesses and Disasters: Empirical Patterns and Unanswered Questions,
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Main Criteria For the Evaluation of Disaster Management and Its Application
in Developing Societies. E. L. Quarantelli, in S. Herculano, M. F. Souza
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(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Editora da Universidade Federal Fluminense. 2000):
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Predicting Earthquakes: Science, Pseudoscience, and Public Policy Paradox.
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The Lisbon Earthquake in 1755: Contested Meanings in the First Modern
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“Social, Economic, and Policy Issues Associated With Health Care Facilities,”
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Ettouney, Mircea Grigoriu, Jerome Hauer, and Joanne Nigg (Buffalo, New York:
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“Controversy and Consensus in Disaster Mental Health Research,” Kathleen
J. Tierney, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 15(4) (October-December
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“Another Selective Look at Future Social Crises: Some Aspects of Which
We Can Already See in the Present,” E. L. Quarantelli, Journal of Contingencies
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“Statistical and Conceptual Problems in the Study of Disasters,” E. L.
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“Modeling Earthquake Impact on Urban Lifeline Systems: Advances and Integration
in Loss Estimation,” Stephanie E. Chang, Adam Z. Rose, Masanobu Shinozuka,
and Kathleen J. Tierney, in Earthquake Engineering Frontiers in the New
Millennium- Proceedings of the China-US Symposium on Earthquake Engineering,
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“Natural Hazards and Disasters,” Joanne M. Nigg and Dennis Mileti, in
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“What Are the Implications for Disaster Planning from the Following Observations
Made in the Response to the Attack on the World Trade Center?” E. L. Quarantelli,
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“Sustainable Development as Collective Surge,” B. E. Aguirre, Social
Science Quarterly 83 (2002): 101-118. |
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“Sociology of Panic,” E. L. Quarantelli, in International Encyclopedia
of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, ed. by Neil J. Smelser and Paul
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| 364. |
“The EMA Workshop in Australia,” B. E. Aguirre, International Journal
of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 20(2002). |
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“Urban Vulnerability in Disasters in Developing Countries: Managing Risks,”
E. L. Quarantelli, in The Future of Disaster Risk: Building Safer Cities:
Conference Papers, ed. by Alcira Kreimer, Margaret Arnold and Anne Carlin
(Washington, D.C.: The World Bank, 2002): 237-262. |
| 366. |
“Market-Focused and Open-Systems Approaches to Earthquake Loss Reduction:
Contextualizing the Role of Engineering Research,” Michel Bruneau and Kathleen
J. Tierney, Natural Hazards Review 3(2002): 48-54. |
| 367. |
“The Impact of the Y2K Threat on Hospital Emergency Preparedness,” Rory
Connell, in Student Research Accomplishments, 2001-2002, (Buffalo,
NY: Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering Research, 2002):
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“The Role of the Mass Communication System in Natural and Technological
Disasters and Possible Extrapolation to Terrorism Situations,” E. L. Quarantelli,
Risk Management: An International Journal 4(2002): 7-22. |
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“Can Sustainable Development Sustain Us?” B. E. Aguirre, International
Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 20(2002): 111-126. |
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“Who Was In Charge of the Massive Evacuation of Lower Manhattan by Water
Transport on September 11? No One Was, Yet It Was an Extremely Successful
Operation. Implications?” James M. Kendra, Tricia Wachtendorf and E. L.
Quarantelli, Securitas 1(2002): 3-5. |
| 371. |
“The Disaster Research Center(DRC) Field Studies of Organized Behavior
in Disaster,” E. L. Quarantelli,” E. L. Quarantelli, in Methods of Disaster
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“Strength of a City: A Disaster Research Perspective on the World Trade
Center Attack.” Published on the Web by the Social Science Research
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“Can Sustainable Development Sustain Us? A Response to Allen H.
Barton, John Handmer, and Dennis S. Mileti,” B. E. Aguirre, International
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“The Field Turns Fifty: Social Change and the Practice of Disaster Field
Work,” Kathleen J. Tierney, in Methods of Disaster Research, ed.
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in a Democratic Society - Workshop Report July 17-18, 2002 (Arlington,
VA: National Science Foundation, 2002): 79-82. |
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