Rhetoric or reality: Coordination in a time of crisis

Research outputs and artefacts

19 Jul 2017

This document summarises the outcomes of doctoral research conducted by Geroge Carayannopoulos.

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emergency management
governance
policy

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Dr George Carayannopoulos
Completed associate student
georgec@uni.sydney.edu.au

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