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China’s Emergency Management

Part of the Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-9140-8

ISBN: 978-981-13-9139-2

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Jul 21, 2019

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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A Comprehensive Analytical Framework for Risks, Disasters and Crises

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 3 –40

[Early warning and emergency management is a comprehensive and integrated system that deals with all sorts of emergencies, risks and crises, and involves various sectors of society and government departments. A consistent and holistic approach, however, has previously been lacking in both...
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Application of the Comprehensive Analytical Framework: Mass Incident Management

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 41 –67

[In recent years, China has seen a sharp increase in mass incidents. Although no political turmoil or social unrest has been triggered, governments at all levels and relevant departments, admittedly, lack effective solutions and are often found unprepared when a mass incident occurs.]
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Perception, Amplification and Communication: A Case Study of Food Safety Risks

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 71 –115

[In recent years, China has seen a rapid increase in public health incidents, among which food safety incidents have drawn the most attention. Every major food safety incident is a challenge to the safety warning line and leads to various social consequences in addition to economic losses. Food...
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China’s Emergency Planning System: A Case Study of Road Transportation

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 117 –161

[Following the SARS outbreak in China in 2003, the Chinese government introduced a comprehensive strategy for emergency response that consists of four components: plans, institutions, mechanisms and rules and regulations. Emergency planning takes priority in this system mainly for two reasons....
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Policy Framework for Assessing Local Governments’ Emergency Response Capacity: A Case Study of Shenzhen

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 163 –202

[From the perspective of policy process, its five stages of agenda setting, policy formulation, decision making, policy implementation, and policy evaluation constitute a policy cycle. It applies not only to a single policy but also to a policy system. At the macro level, since China’s emergency...
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Thinking Long-Term: Emergency Response, Disaster Mitigation and Stability Maintenance

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 205 –219

[Previous chapters focus on theoretical innovation and empirical studies, putting aside the discussion of policy and measure suggestions. In this chapter, we will focus on the concepts, systems, mechanisms, laws and regulations, and a series of policies, and on making suggestions in the areas of...
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Building a Better Emergency Management System with Chinese Characteristics

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 221 –244

[Emergency management has become one of the important administrative functions of governments in all countries of the world. In most countries, emergency management is based on existing administrative systems. There are both special characteristics and common grounds and experience may be shared.]
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A Comprehensive Approach to Risk Management

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 245 –257

[As mentioned in previous chapters, in order to better prevent or even eliminate disasters and crises, it is necessary to move the focus of emergency management to an earlier stage and manage risks from the very beginning. The comprehensive promotion of risk management means to advance risk...
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Improving Environmental Risk Management Through Better Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Policies

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 259 –282

[China, one of the countries that have the most serious natural disasters in the world, has frequent occurrences of disasters varying in type. They are distributed widely and often cause heavy losses. Floods, droughts, typhoons, hails, thunderstorms, blizzards, heat waves, sandstorms,...
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Social Risks and Their Prevention

Tong, Xing; Zhang, Haibo

Pages: 283 –309

[If natural disasters are mainly caused by hazards and social vulnerability, then public security incidents are mainly caused by social risks brought about by social transformation and development, including focusing on a single social development goal, unbalanced social structure, imbalance of...

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