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Improving Disaster Supply Chain Management Conference
November 16-18, 2008
Baton Rouge, LA


The objective of this conference is to identify the key supply chain factors that underlie effectiveness in relief efforts. The findings of this conference will help improve the functioning of supply chains under duress. This conference will bring together researchers and practitioners who will discuss how crisis decision-makers and supply chain managers can make better use of the resources available for humanitarian relief and supply during crises and disasters. In addition, they will look for innovative ways that may help improve disaster supply chain management. [MORE]


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ACADEMIC PARTNERS
Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation
European Security Research Programme
Florida State University
Leiden University
LSU Disaster Science
Stockholm Resilience Centre
Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Syracuse University
University of Connecticut

ASSOCIATIONS
Association for Public Policy
Analysis and Management

American Society for Public Administration
American Political Science Association
Academy of Management
Centre for Research on the Epidemiology
of Disasters

Disaster & Social Crisis Research Network
Policy Studies Organization
Public Entity Risk Institute
Public Safety Communication - Europe

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American Red Cross
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Crisis Response Journal
Disasters
International Journal of
Mass Emergencies & Disasters

Journal of Contingencies
and Crisis Management

Journal of Homeland Security
and Emergency Management

Policy Studies Journal
Public Administration Review
Journal of Public Administration
Research and Theory

Risk Management: An International Journal
Journal of Policy Analysis
and Management

Public Administration




Stephenson Disaster Management Institute
1103 Patrick F. Taylor Hall
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
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SDMI FEATURED IN BATON ROUGE BUSINESS REPORT
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SDMI NAMES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
LSU’s Stephenson Disaster Management Institute appointed Thomas E. Anderson as director of Development. He began his duties officially June 2, 2008. [MORE]
 
LSU MAJOR PARTNER IN CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE CONSORTIUM
LSU has been made a major partner of the Center for Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure, and Emergency Management, one of only 13 Homeland Security Centers of Excellence. [MORE]
 
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Caring for the Care-Taker: A Post-Disaster Examination of Dual role First Responder Well-Being and Occupational Outcome
The goal of this research is to examine the post-disaster outcomes of three groups of disaster-affected individuals (dual role first responders by occupation; dual role first responder volunteers; and non first responders). [MORE]
 
Companion Animal Research Project (CAR)
This project seeks to understand the effects of companion animals on their owners. [MORE]
 
Designing Resilience for Extreme Events: Sociotechnical Approaches
This research proposes a theoretical framework supported by methods of measurement and analysis of resilience that can be used to inform policy and practice. [MORE]
 

    Governing After Crisis
The Politics of Investigation, Accountability and Learning
Edited by: Arjen Boin, Allan McConnell, Paul 't Hart