Emergency Management Practice of the Government

Author: Guo Ji, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: In August 2003, the Chinese Society of Public Administration established the "Government Emergency Management Research Group," composed of more than 50 experts and scholars from government departments and research institutions, to conduct in-depth research on how the Chinese government responds to emergencies. Government Emergency Management Practice is the collective research outcome of the group members. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the patterns and characteristics of various public emergencies at the current stage in China, comprehensively elaborates on the overall framework, main experiences, measures, methods, and work processes of government emergency management. It is the first systematic study on the practical aspects of government emergency management in China. Based on China's national conditions, the book focuses on the practical work of government emergency management, proposing a series of forward-looking, practical, and actionable emergency management ideas, measures, and methods, which can serve as references for government departments at all levels and relevant research institutions.