How can we plan and design stronger communities? This handbook brings together the fields of planning, disaster response, and hazards management to provide a field-tested process on how to make communities disaster-resilient.
Focusing on Raphael Lemkin's pivotal role in establishing the United Nations Genocide Convention, the biography explores his extensive campaign for an international treaty against genocide. It draws from his personal papers to provide a comprehensive account of his efforts and achievements. Additionally, the book highlights Lemkin's contributions to the historical study of past genocides, showcasing his influence on both legal frameworks and academic discourse surrounding this critical issue.
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This exploration delves into the intricate relationship between the Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan administrations, focusing on domestic policy. Through newly released documents and in-depth interviews, James Cooper reveals that the exchange of specific policies between these two political allies was more constrained than commonly believed, challenging prevailing assumptions about their collaboration.
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