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Understanding Katrina
Using Organizations: The Case of FEMA
by Charles Perrow
...“Storm and Crisis: Early Reaction.” New York Times. September 11, p. 31.http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F30712FF3B550C728DDDA00894DD404482. Holdeman, Eric. 2005. “Disasters Keep Coming but FEMA Phased Out.” New York Times. August 31. Hsu, Spencer S.,...
Democracy Papers
Felon Disenfranchisement and Expert Assessments of Electoral Integrity
by Danielle Trujillo
...comparing rates of disenfranchisement, as of 2015, Mississippi had the second-highest ranking at 9,360 per 100,000 state residents while Louisiana comes in at 11th highest with 3,040 per 100,000. Both...
From Our Programs
The Subjects of History: Media, Technology, and Politics in Historical Context
by Michael Miller and Cole Edick
...news. Rather, the pursuit of truth in media has always been complicated by politics, and objectivity’s enshrinement as a core value of US journalism is socially and historically constructed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=329ZI8IqtkY...
Understanding Katrina
Improvising Disaster in the City of Jazz: Organizational Response to Hurricane Katrina
by Tricia Wachtendorf and James M. Kendra
...of what needed to be done. They were related to an inability to communicate effectively across various levels and with community constituents (in part due to the breakdown of communication...
Policy Models in Pandemic
The Coronavirus and Innovation
by Scott E. Page
...that it instills optimism that our current efforts to confront this tragic and difficult challenge will do more than combat the virus now and teach us how to combat future...
From Our Archives
Interdisciplinary Research: Trend or Transition?
by Items Editors
...be a good complement but not a good substitute for face-to-face communication—particularly when working across different disciplines. Approximately 71 percent of the researchers in our study reported face-to-face communication as...
The Cities Papers
‘Black’ Suburbanization: American Dream or the New Banlieue?
by Kimberley S. Johnson
...the city after Hurricane Katrina. See “Nagin apologizes for ‘chocolate’ city comments,” http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/01/17/nagin.city/index.html. Cities were places of economic stagnation, racial tension, and societal dysfunction, while suburbs were the spaces of...
Democracy Papers
The Modern Origins of Our Epistemic Crisis: A Media & Democracy Workshop
by Michael Miller and James Kirwan
...belonged at the margins. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELdLJxNJ_8k The gatekeeper role of traditional media: Frank Sesno and Paul Starr discuss the incentives for media companies to publish first and verify factual accuracy later....