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GENERAL INFORMATION:
- Publications of Prof. Ken Mitchell, Rutgers University.
- American Planning Association (1998). Planning for Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction, by Jas. Schwab et al.; sponsored by FEMA; 124 pp. Available for download from this FEMA website.
- Recovery Information Website: www.disasterrecoveryresources.net
- National Academy of Sciences (2006). Facing Hazards and Disasters; Understanding Human Dimensions. National Academy Press. Available as a free download. Note that Chapter 4 deals with recovery.
JOURNAL ARTICLES:
- Long-Term Recovery: The Neglected Phase of Emergency Management by Claire B. Rubin, in JHSEM, Vol.6 #46, 2009.
- Continuity, Social Change, and Katrina by Jacques Henry, in Disasters, 2011 (I);220-242. Blackwell Publishing.
BOOKS:
- Rubin, Claire B. (Editor). Emergency Management: The American Experience, 1900-2005. DisasterBookstore.com; 2007. A unique book that features major disasters and their outcomes in the U.S. for more than a century. There also is a time line chart that provides a poster-sized overview of the past century.
- Waugh, William L., Jr., and Kathleen Tierney, eds. Emergency Management: Principles and Practice for Local Government. 2nd ed. Washington, D.C.: ICMA Press, 2007.
WEBSITES:
- www.disasterrecoveryresources.net – use site index for details of contents
- http://longtermcommunityrecovery.wordpress.com/tools – listing of FEMA recovery documents
- http://www.longtermcommunityrecovery.blogspot.com - additional resources
- http://www.planning.org/research/postdisaster/resources.htm - nice list of resources from the Am. Planning Association
- http://www.planning.org/research/postdisaster/bibliography.htm – annotated bibliography from American Planning Association.
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Rev. 11/16
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Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve subscribed to your blog for my agency which is a disaster response operation in San Diego during emergencies. It’s essential to have resources like your blog available to us to be able to locate information that can be redistributed to the public as appropriate.
Thanks very much. Unfortunately, I cannot promise the site will exist indefinitely. Right now I do all the work on my own time and at my own expense. Not sure how long I can keep that up.
Glad you like the site. Be sure and see our latest site: http://www.disasterbookstore.com
Regards,
Claire