64. The Study of
Disaster Movies: Research Problems, Findings, and Implications.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1980. (version of Article # 176). 3.6MB
65. A Response to
the Description and Evaluation of the DRC Work in the Disaster Area.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1980. (version of Article # 146). 2.3MB
97. Disaster: An
Entry for an Italian Dictionary of Sociology.
E. L. Quarantelli and Dennis Wenger, 1985. (English language version of Article
# 193 in Italian) 1.9MB
101. The Need for Planning, Training, and Policy on Emergency Preparedness.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1985. (longer version of Article # 184)
126. Local Emergency
Management Agencies: Research Findings on their Progress and Problems in the
Last Two Decades. E. L.
Quarantelli, 1988. 2.6MB
138. How Individuals
and Groups React During Disasters: Planning and Managing Implications for
EMS Delivery. E. L. Quarantelli,
1989. (English version of Article #230 in Spanish). 94kb
151. A Preliminary
Statement on the Different Worlds of Science and Mass Communication: Implications
for Information Flow Between Them.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1990. (longer version of Article #258.) 2.6MB
165. Social Responses
to the Tangshan Earthquake.
Jinfang Li, 1991. 25kb
175. 'They Could
See Stars from Their Beds': The Plight of the Rural Poor in the Aftermath
of Hurricane Hugo. Kristen
S. Miller and Catherine Simile, 1992. 41kb
188. Los Angeles
1992: First Urban Unrest of the 21st Century.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 1993. 3.2MB
190. Socio-Economic
Aspects of Hazard Mitigation.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 1993. (English version of Article #277 in Spanish)2.0MB
192. Technological
and Natural Disasters and Ecological Problems: Similarities and Differences
in Planning For and Managing Them.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1993. (same as Article #262 but with references) 83kb
193. Disaster Preparedness
and Response: Research Findings and Guidance from the Social Science Literature.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 1993. 3.8MB
195. Disasters and
Social Change: Consequences for Community Construct and Affect.
Joanne M. Nigg and Kathleen J. Tierney, 1993. 3.8MB
198. Social Consequences
of the Chernobyl Catastrophe: Some Results of Sociological Research.
Alla V. Mozgovaya, 1993. 20kb
201. Situational
Altruism: Toward An Explanation of Pathologies in Disaster Assistance.
Russell R. Dynes, 1994. 2.5MB
203. Patterns of
Property Damage in the Los Angeles Unrest.
Kathleen J. Tierney, Lisa Reshaur and David Ames, 1994. 1.8MB
204. Sociology's
Unique Contributions to the Study of Risk.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 1994. 2.5MB
214. Network Cohesiveness
Among Oil Spill Responders in the Delaware Bay: A Multi- Dimensional Scaling
Analysis. Stephanie Willson
and James M. Dahlhamer, 1994. 1.3MB
216. An Empirical
Investigation of Rumoring: Anticipating Disaster Under Conditions of Uncertainty.
James M. Dahlhamer and Joanne M. Nigg, 1994. 1.5MB
217. Event and Consequence
Vulnerability: Effects on The Disaster Recovery Process.
Kristen Miller and Joanne M. Nigg, 1994. 53kb
218. Contextual
Effects on Responsibility Judgments.
Valerie P. Hans, Joanne M. Nigg and Melvin J. D'Souza, 1994. 1.6MB
221. Disasters Are Different: Therefore Planning For and Managing Them Requires Innovative As Well As Traditional Behaviors. E. L. Quarantelli, 1995.
222. Loan Request
Outcomes in the U.S. Small Business Administration Business Disaster Loan
Program. James M. Dahlhamer,
1995. 2.6MB
224. Determinants
of Business Disaster Preparedness in Two U.S. Metropolitan Areas.
James M. Dahlhamer and Melvin J. D'Souza, 1995. 1.9MB
227. Disaster Planning,
Emergency Management, and Civil Protection: The Historical Development and
Current Characteristics of Organized Efforts to Prevent and To Respond To
Disasters. E. L. Quarantelli,
1995. 105kb
228. Draft Of A
Sociological Disaster Research Agenda For the Future: Theoretical, Methodological
and Empirical Issues.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1995. 124kb
230. Impacts of
Recent U.S. Disasters On Businesses: The 1993 Midwest Floods and the 1994
Northridge Earthquake.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 1995. 117kb
231. An Examination
of Gender Roles In Crowds.
Gary R. Webb, David Neal and Brenda Phillips, 1995. 1.6MB
232. Emergency Preparedness
Policy-Making: A Comparative Analysis Between California and Italy.
Brunetta Baldi, 1995. 4.0MB
236. Institutional
Change vs. Institutional Persistence? The Transformation of the U.S. Nuclear
Regulatory Commission Since Three Mile Island.
Brunetta Baldi, 1995. 4.5MB
238. The Social
Impacts of Physical Processes: How Do We Manage What We Can't Control?
Joanne M. Nigg, 1996. 25kb
240. Businesses
and the 1994 Northridge Earthquake: An Analysis of Pre- and Post-Disaster
Preparedness. James
M. Dahlhamer and Lisa Reshaur, 1996. 265kb
243. Winners and
Losers: Predicting Business Disaster Recovery Outcomes Following the
Northridge Earthquake.
James M. Dahlhamer and Kathleen J. Tierney, 1996. 73kb
244. Policy Issues
for Post-Disaster Mitigation: The Need For a Process.
Joanne M. Nigg, 1996. 785kb
245. The Social
Impacts of Extreme Physical Events.
Joanne M. Nigg, 1996. 25kb
246. Policy Issues
for Post-Disaster Mitigation: The Need for a Process.
Joanne M. Nigg, 1996. 108kb
247. Sociological
Theories and Disaster Studies.
Robert A. Stallings, 1997.
250. Emergency Response Following
The 1994 Northridge Earthquake: Intergovernmental Coordination Issues.
Joanne M. Nigg, 1997. 34kb
251. Comments on the Second Assessment
of Research and Applications on Natural Hazards.
Russell R. Dynes, 1997. 198kb
253. Research Overview: Emergency
Response. Kathleen J.
Tierney, 1997. 922kb
254. The Disaster Research Center
(DRC) Field Studies of Organized Behavior in the Crisis Time Period of Disasters.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1997. 65kb
255. The Lisbon Earthquake on 1755:
Contested Meanings of the First Modern Disaster.
Russell R. Dynes, 1997 77kb
258. Financial Crises in the Context
of Disaster Theory: Recent U.S. Case Studies.
Patrick Dynes and Russell Dynes, 1997. 1.6MB
260. Emergency Response: Lessons
Learned from the Kobe Earthquake.
Kathleen J. Tierney and James D. Goltz, 1997. 39kb
265. Noah and Disaster Planning:
The Cultural Significance of The Flood Story.
Russell R. Dynes, 1998. 67kb
267. The Popular Culture of Disaster:
What is It and Why is it Important?
Gary R. Webb, 1998. 285kb
268. Major Criteria for Judging
Disaster Planning and Managing Their Applicability in Development Societies.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1998. 125kb
271. Hurricane Threat and Evacuation
Intentions: An Analysis of Risk Perception, Preparedness, Social Influences,
and Resources. Jasmin
K. Riad and F. H. Norris, 1998. 95kb
272. Seismic Waves in Intellectual
Currents: The Uses of the Lisbon Earthquake in 18thCentury European Thought.
Russell R. Dynes, 1998. 68kb
273. The Field Turns Fifty: Social
Change and the Practice of Disaster Field Work.
Kathleen Tierney, 1998.81kb
275. The Issuance
of Earthquake "Predictions": Scientific Approaches and Public Policy Strategies.
Joanne M. Nigg, 1998. 1.7MB
276. The
Psychology of Evacuation and the Design of Policy.
J. K. Riad, W. L. Waugh and F. H. Norris, 1998.
277. Individual
and Organizational Response to Natural Disasters and Other Crisis Events:
The Continuing Value of the DRC Typology.
Gary R. Webb, 1999. 1.2MB
278. Cross-Border Issues in Disaster Response. Tricia Wachtendorf, 1999.
280. Disaster Related Social Behavior:
Summary of 50 Years of Research Findings.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1999. 38kb
281. Businesses
and Disasters: Empirical Patterns and Unanswered Questions.
Gary R. Webb, Kathleen J. Tierney and James M. Dahlhamer, 1999. 2.1MB
282. Predicting
Business Financial Losses in the 1989 Loma Prieta and 1994 Northridge Earthquakes:
Implications for Loss Estimation Research.
James M. Dahlhamer, Gary R. Webb and Kathleen J. Tierney, 1999.
283. The Sociology
of Panic. E. L.
Quarantelli, 1999. 26kb
284. Restoration
Activities Following the Izmit, Turkey Earthquake of August 17, 1999.
Gary R. Webb, 1999. 2.2MB
286. The Disaster Recovery Process:
What We Know And Do Not Know From Research.
E. L. Quarantelli, 1999. 73kb
287. Lessons Learned From the Popular Culture of Disaster. Tricia Wachtendorf, 1999.
289. Role Improvising Under Conditions
of Uncertainty: A Classification of Types.
Gary R. Webb, Michael Beverly, Megan McMichael, James Noon and Tabitha Patterson,
1999. 370kb
290. Exploring the Popular Culture
of Disaster. Tricia
Wachtendorf, 1999. 16kb
291. Stability
and Change in Stress, Resources, and Psychological Distress Following Natural
Disaster: Findings from a Longitudinal Study of Hurricane Andrew.
F. H. Norris, J. L. Perilla, J. K. Riad, K. Kaniasty and E. Lavizzo, 1999.
292. Predicting
Long-Term Business Recovery From Disaster: A Comparison of the Loma Prieta
Earthquake and Hurricane Andrew.
Gary R. Webb, Kathleen J. Tierney and James M. Dahlhamer, 1999. 2.0MB
294. The Dialogue
Between Voltaire and Rousseau on the Lisbon Earthquake: The Emergence of A
Social Science View.
Russell R. Dynes, 1999. (updates pp. #252). 196kb
Russell Dynes, 2000.
296. Public Support
and Priorities for Seismic Rehabilitation in the East Bay Region of
Northern California.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 2000.
298. Another Selected
Look at Future Social Crises: Some Aspects of Which We Can Already
See in the Present
E.L. Quarantelli, 2000.
299. Some Comments
On The Research Enterprise.
Russell R. Dynes, 2000
300. Governmental Systems
For Disaster Management.
Russell R. Dynes, 2000.
301. Disaster Planning,
Emergency Management and Civil Protection: The Historical Development
of Organized Efforts to Plan for and to Respond to Disasters.
E.L. Quarantelli, 2000.
304. Emergencies, Disaster
and Catastrophes Are Different Phenomena.
E.L. Quarantelli, 2000.
305. Controversy and
Consensus in Disaster Mental Health Research.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 2000.
306. Building Community
Partnerships Toward a National Mitigation Effort: Inter-organizational
Collaboration in the Project Impact Initiative.
Tricia Wachtendorf, 2000.
307. Testing
Shibutani’s Prediction of Information Seeking Behavior in Rumor.
B.E. Aguirre and Kathleen J. Tierney, 2001.
309. A
Regulationist Approach to the Occupational Status of Navigation Officers
in the U.S. Merchant Marine.
James M. Kendra, 2001.
312. Suggestions
for Canadian Inter-Organizational Collaboration in Disaster Mitigation.
Tricia Wachtendorf, 2001.
313. Collective
Behavior in the September 11, 2001 Evacuation of the World Trade Center.
Rory Connell, 2001.
315. From
Ground Zero to Ground Hero: Status Appropriation and the FDNY.
Brian Monahan and Carol Gregory, 2001.
316. Rebel Food...Renegade Supplies: Convergence
After the World Trade Center Attack
James Kendra and Tricia Wachtendorf, 2001.
317. A
Test of Culture Opposition’s Power Grid.
B.E. Aguirre, 2001.
318. Elements of Community
Resilience in the World Trade Center Attack.
James Kendra and Tricia Wachtendorf, 2001.
319. A
Conceptual Framework for Collective Behavior and Action and its Application
to U.S. Student Riots in the 1990s.
B.E. Aguirre, 2001.
321. Creativity
in Emergency Response After the World Trade Center Attack.
James Kendra and Tricia Wachtendorf, 2002.
322.
Demographics and Experiences as Factors of Earthquake Risk Perceptions.
Tricia Wachtendorf and Xiewen Sheng, 2002.
323. Information
Seeking Behavior in Collective Surges: Testing Alternative Collective
Behavior Formulations.
B. E. Aguirre, 2002.
324. Disaster and Development, Again. Russell R. Dynes, 2002.
325. The
Protection of Cultural Properties: The Neglected Social Science Perspective
and Other Questions and Issues That Ought To Be Considered. E.
L. Quarantelli, 2002.
326. Finding
Order in Disorder: Continuities in the 9/11 Response.
Russell R. Dynes, 2002.
327. The
Importance of Social Capital in Disaster Response.
Russell R. Dynes, 2002.
328. Predicting
Long-Term Business Recovery from Disaster: A Comparison of the Loma
Prieta Earthquake and Hurricane Andrew.
Gary R. Webb, Kathleen J. Tierney, and James M. Dahlhamer, 2003. (An
updated version of Preliminary Paper #292)
329. Conceptualizing
and Measuring Organizational and Community Resilience: Lessons from
the Emergency Response Following the September 11, 2001 Attack on the
World Trade Center.
Kathleen J. Tierney, 2003.
330. Los
Desastres en Latinoamerica: Vulnerabilidad y Resistencia.
B. E. Aguirre, 2003.
331. Perceptions
on Acceptable Levels of Performance of Different Elements in the Built
Environment in the Event of a Major Earthquake.
Victor Argothy 2003.
332. Programs
and Policies That Ought to Be Implemented For Coping With Future Disasters.
E. L. Quarantell, 2003.
333. The
Lisbon Earthquake in 1755: The First Modern Disaster.
Russell R. Dynes, 2003. (An updated version of Preliminary Paper #255)
334. Homeland
Security Warnings: Lessons Learned and Unlearned.
B. E. Aguirre, 2003.
335. Framing
Volunteerism in a Consensus Crisis: Mass Media Coverage of Volunteers
in the 9/11 Response.
Victor Argothy, 2003
336. A
Half Century of Social Science Disaster Research: Selected Major Findings
and Their Applicability.
E. L. Quarantelli, 2003.
337. The
Role of Science, Technology, and the Media in the Communication of Risk
and Warnings: An Interdisciplinary Approach.
Havidan Rodriguez and Walter Diaz, 2004.
338. Disaster
Research in the Social Sciences: Lessons Learned, Challenges, and Future
Trajectories.
Havidan Rodriguez, Tricia Wachtendorf, and Carla Russel, 2004.
339. A
Critical Review of Emergency Evacuation Simulation Models.
Gabriel Santos and Benigno
E. Aguirre, 2004
340. Disaster
in Cuba.
B. E. Aguirre, 2004.
341. The
1999 Floods in Veracruz and the Paradigm of Vulnerability.
B. E. Aguirre, 2004.
342 Homeland
Security Warnings: Lessons Learned and Unlearned.
Benigno E. Aguirre, 2004.