Research on Microcomputer Management Systems in Large Cities Abroad

Author: Zhao Chenggen
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book comprehensively analyzes the basic structures and operational conditions of the all-government and all-society comprehensive crisis management systems in major cities of developed Western countries. It separately describes and analyzes the crisis management organizational mechanisms and operational situations of cities such as New York City, Washington D.C., Boston, Los Angeles in the United States, Toronto in Canada, Tokyo and Yokohama in Japan, Berlin in Germany, and London in the United Kingdom. On this basis, it studies, through case analysis, the operational conditions and lessons learned of the crisis emergency mechanisms of major cities in various countries in response to typical crisis events such as the "9·11" terrorist attack, the North American blackout, the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, the Tokyo subway sarin gas incident, and the London subway bombing. This is the first systematic study in China of the crisis management mechanisms and operational conditions of major cities in Western countries, and it holds significant reference value for the development of urban emergency mechanisms in China, which is still in its initial stages.