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PLANNING FOR DISORDER: AN ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND ORGANISATIONS

01 January 1991

PLANNING FOR DISORDER: AN ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND ORGANISATIONS
FOR EMERGENCY PLANNING
THESES SAUS , User Ref = SAUS THESIS
T Pilbeam , University of Bristol School for Advanced Urban
Studies
Bristol, SAUS 1982, Thesis submitted as final part of 2 year
course leading to MSc in Public Policy Studies at the School for
Advanced Urban Studies, Rodney Lodge, Grange Road, Bristol BS8 4EA

The project is designed to investigate the prescriptive
mechanisms for implementing public policy decisions in those
authorities and agencies designed to deal with disorders. in
planning for disorder, emergency planning authorities have sought
guidance and advice in every field of local authority
and community activity where disasters or emergencies may occur.
This takes place within a societal framework which encourages the
search for the limits of technological innovation as they may be
applied to economic and social demands, increasing the risk of
hazards and dangerous processes and activities.
48 references. Thesis is only available for loan from Librarian,
School for Advanced Urban Studies, University of Bristol, Rodney
Lodge, Grays Road, Bristol BS8 4A

United Kingdom, policy making, decision making, Avon County
Council , flooding, disaster planning, organisational structure,
public sector

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