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1. Exploring the Dynamics of Local Emergency Management Collaboration in the United States —What We Learned from Florida County and City Emergency Managers' Viewpoints.

Author

Kaiju Chang

Subjects
EMERGENCY management, CRISIS management, CITY managers, PUBLIC safety, DISASTER relief
Abstract

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Published
2018

2. Paper Proposal for Southern Political Science Association Conference January 5-8, 2011.

Author

Berry, Fran and Kaiju Chang

Subjects
*CONFERENCE papers, *INTERVENTION (Federal government), *EDUCATIONAL standards, *SCHOOL food, *POLITICAL science, *INTERGOVERNMENTAL tax relations, *STATE governments
Abstract

A conference paper about the adoption of school interventions for youth obesity prevention in the U.S. is presented. It utilizes cross-sectional probit analysis and fifty state data through 2007 to analyze the adoption in different categorical school interventions. The findings reveal that the state government is more likely to adopt the school intervention of setting competitive food nutritional standards.

Published
2011

3. Understanding the Adoption, Use and Development of e-Government and e-Democracy by National Governments: A Global Perspective.

Author

Berry, Frances S., Chung-pin Lee, and Kaiju Chang

Subjects
*NATION-state, *INTERNET in public administration, *TELEDEMOCRACY, *DEMOCRACY, *POLITICAL participation
Abstract

This paper seeks to develop and test hypotheses about how nations compare in their use across e-government and e-democracy dimensions, and assess the factors that lead to high use of various aspects of these broad initiatives. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2008

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