Vol 19, No 3 (2021)

May/June

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Table of Contents

Articles

Disasters, community vulnerability, and poverty: The intersection between economics and emergency management
Erik Wood, MS, Tim Frazier, PhD
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227-233
Urban Indigenous peoples: A conceptual hazard for Canada’s whole of society approach
Shelagh Roxburgh, PhD, Dan Peters, BA
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235-239
Preventing post-disaster population losses and recovery policy
Joseph L. Richmond, LPD, MPA
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240-244
The light switch fallacy: Emergency management and recovery in an on-demand world
Daryl Schaffer, MHRM
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245-251
Ten (+1) lessons from conducting a mass casualty in situ simulation exercise in a Canadian academic hospital setting
Jeffrey T. Tochkin, MA, CEM, Hung Tan, MSc, Caroline Nolan, Harrison Carmichael, MD, Andrew Willmore, MD, George Mastoras, MD
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253-265
How university students perceive emergency management: A case for marketing emergency management
Robert A. Mann, DSc, Gregory L. Shaw, DSc
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266-272
The SERIES model: Can a standardized approach benefit practitioner evaluation of emergency response systems?
David Holdsworth, PhD, Adam Zagorecki, PhD
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273-291
Developing an instrument to measure household radiological emergency preparedness using the Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER) methodology: An evidence-informed approach
Rennie W. Ferguson, DrPH, MHS, Daniel J. Barnett, MD, MPH, Ryan David Kennedy, PhD, Tara Kirk Sell, PhD, MA, Jessica S. Wieder, Ernst W. Spannhake, PhD
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293-305
Work–family conflict and firefighters’ satisfaction with life: The autonomous motivation role
Daniel Dominguez, MSc, CICPSI, Maria José Chambel, PhD, Rui Pedro Ângelo, PhD, Hugo Raposo, PhD
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307-315

Complete Issue

Volume 19, Number 3
Journal of Emergency Management
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221-316