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Directions in Disaster Resilience Policy

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2010

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Prosser , Brenton
Peters, Colin

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Emergency Management Australia

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Currently, a range of common terms are being used differently within government and the emergency management community. This paper provides a foundation for an understanding of the term 'resilience' so that constructive discussion can emerge amongst those involved in disaster management policy and practice. In doing so, we provide a short review of how the term can be used differently within policy, as well as how it has come to be influential in emergency management policy.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/24610

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Australian Journal of Emergency Management

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2037-12-31

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