In the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, public officials are called on to implement different strategies in order to respond effectively. One of the lessons of emergency management research is that effective response is unlikely without collaboration. Research on collaborative emergency management has focused on measuring the effectiveness of intergovernmental and intersectoral relationships, but little is known about the performance of inter-jurisdictional collaboration. This paper seeks to measure the network effectiveness of intermunicipal self-organized response to Covid-19. It uses a network analysis approach to compare planned and actual emergency management networks operating in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile. Content ana...
Erworben im Rahmen der Schweizer Nationallizenzen (http://www.nationallizenzen.ch)The COVID-19 pande...
Collaborative decision-making across multiple government agencies is considered a critical and effec...
Studies of coordination in human networks have typically presented models that require stable workin...
COVID-19, with its spatial particularities, has challenged the governance of institutionally fragmen...
Abstract: How do governments address complex, cross-sectoral problems, like the COVID-19 pandemic?...
As a quintessential role of government, emergency and crisis management requires coordination betwee...
Objective: Our study of informal networks aimed to explore information-sharing environments for th...
The networked governance performance in emergency management is dependent on structural, spatial, an...
Since the SARS crisis in 2003, institutionalized emergency management systems have been established ...
To optimize the role of government in the implementation of public policy, according to the paradigm...
In this study, we present a longitudinal analysis of the evolution of interorganizational disaster c...
The networked governance performance in emergency management is dependent on structural, spatial, an...
To optimize the role of government in the implementation of public policy, according to the paradigm...
Covid-19 outbreak has become a world pandemic, hundreds of countries in the world are stricken with ...
After looking at the existing research and considering the devastating effects of the present COVID-...
Erworben im Rahmen der Schweizer Nationallizenzen (http://www.nationallizenzen.ch)The COVID-19 pande...
Collaborative decision-making across multiple government agencies is considered a critical and effec...
Studies of coordination in human networks have typically presented models that require stable workin...
COVID-19, with its spatial particularities, has challenged the governance of institutionally fragmen...
Abstract: How do governments address complex, cross-sectoral problems, like the COVID-19 pandemic?...
As a quintessential role of government, emergency and crisis management requires coordination betwee...
Objective: Our study of informal networks aimed to explore information-sharing environments for th...
The networked governance performance in emergency management is dependent on structural, spatial, an...
Since the SARS crisis in 2003, institutionalized emergency management systems have been established ...
To optimize the role of government in the implementation of public policy, according to the paradigm...
In this study, we present a longitudinal analysis of the evolution of interorganizational disaster c...
The networked governance performance in emergency management is dependent on structural, spatial, an...
To optimize the role of government in the implementation of public policy, according to the paradigm...
Covid-19 outbreak has become a world pandemic, hundreds of countries in the world are stricken with ...
After looking at the existing research and considering the devastating effects of the present COVID-...
Erworben im Rahmen der Schweizer Nationallizenzen (http://www.nationallizenzen.ch)The COVID-19 pande...
Collaborative decision-making across multiple government agencies is considered a critical and effec...
Studies of coordination in human networks have typically presented models that require stable workin...