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Organizing After Crisis The Challenge Of Learning Action Publique Public Action New Nathalie Schiffino Editor

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Organizing After Crisis The Challenge Of Learning Action Publique Public Action New Nathalie Schiffino Editor
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Organizing After Crisis The Challenge Of Learning Action Publique Public Action New Nathalie Schiffino Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: P.I.E-Peter Lang S.A., Éditions Scientifiques Internationales
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.45 MB
Pages: 288
Author: Nathalie Schiffino (editor), Laurent Taskin (editor), Céline Donis (editor), Julien Raone (editor)
ISBN: 9782875742605, 2875742604
Language: English
Year: 2015
Edition: New
Volume: 13

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Organizing After Crisis The Challenge Of Learning Action Publique Public Action New Nathalie Schiffino Editor by Nathalie Schiffino (editor), Laurent Taskin (editor), Céline Donis (editor), Julien Raone (editor) 9782875742605, 2875742604 instant download after payment.

How do actors organize after crisis? Do they «simply» return to normal? The post-crisis phase is anything but a linear process. Actors and their practices may be transformed by learning from crises and by implementing the lessons.
In this volume, 19 contributors from 7 countries analyse how learning happens after crisis in a dynamic political environment where framings, strategies, discourses, interests and resources interact. Exploring various policy sectors, they ask whether and in what ways organizations in charge of crisis management perform well. Where political responsibility is located? What changes do lessons trigger at political, organizational and individual levels? The book answers these questions by addressing issues like blame and responsibility but also the influence of communication, social dynamics and the institutional environment.

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