| Content |
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KB |
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| Cover |
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890 |
| Section
1: |
Policy, politics, and natural hazards:
an overview of themes and findings |
1041 |
| Section
2: |
The study design |
483 |
| Section
3: |
How important are natural hazards problems
to state and community elites? |
1062 |
| Section 4: |
Elite support levels for federal disaster
policy alternatives |
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Part
A |
730 |
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Part
B |
610 |
| Section
5: |
Popular assessment of hazards and hazards
policies: The case of California's nine communities |
1188 |
| Section 6: |
Elite appraisals of the NFIP |
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Part
A |
920 |
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Part
B |
784 |
| Section 7: |
Patterns of interest and power in nonstructural
hazard - mitigation politics in local communities |
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Part
A |
839 |
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Part
B |
790 |
| Section
8: |
Patterns of group activity and power
in state hazard - mitigation legislation |
1294 |
| Appendices |
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Part
A |
775 |
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Part
B |
380 |
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