Introduction to Emergency Management

by Damon P Coppola, George D. Haddow, Jane Bullock, et al.

Book Overview

Introduction to Emergency Management, Eighth Edition sets the standard for excellence in the field and has educated a generation of emergency management professionals. This trusted resource provides a comprehensive overview of core concepts in emergency management and instructs in their application, addressing why the emergency management profession exists, what actions its professionals and practitioners are tasked with performing, and what...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0443237018
• ISBN13: 9780443237010
• Release Date: November 2024
• Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
• Length: 584 Pages

Customer Reviews

Medical Consequence Manager

I found this to be a good introduction to emergency management. I am using it in my course on Disaster Preparidness: medical consequency management. Well written and easy to read for the novice.

Somewhat useful

This book is more useful for someone in government. If you need emergency planning/mangement for a business or industry, the book is a good starter but will be limited. Too bad it was published right before Katrina.

Introduction to Emergency Management

An excellent introductory book with a good review of the basic components of emergency management

Easy Flowing Read

For a easy flowing read, buy this book. It has plenty of pertinent information mainly from a federal emergency standpoint.

An Excellent Intro to Emergency Management

"Introduction to Emergency Management" is a straight-forward and insightful entre into the world of public emergency management. George Haddow and Jane Bullock are former senior FEMA officials that exerienced it first hand. And it shows.I've added this book as one of my reference texts for the Organizational Continuity sessions I conduct. I also plan to use it in an workshop series I'm developing. It would be a great textbook for any course on Emergency Management AND it's also a good read for anyone interested in getting a taste of Emergency Management. I truly wish this book was in print when I took Emergency Management in grad school.Highly recommended !!!