Objectives

The purpose of the IJEM is to provide a forum where researchers, planners, managers, response personnel and other interested parties can exchange knowledge and information on the use of innovative methods and technologies to improve the ability to avoid, mitigate, respond to, and recover from natural and technological disasters. IJEM has emerged from The International Emergency Management Society (TIEMS).

Readership

Professionals, academics, researchers and policy makers, planners and response personnel.

Contents

Scholarly articles, case studies, novel practical techniques, review articles, educational concepts, summaries of technical reports, book reviews, and announcements (events, conferences, and positions). IJEM encourages the organisation of special issues devoted to important topics falling within the scope of the journal.

Subject Coverage

• Current issues in emergency management
• Multidisciplinary approaches to address issues in emergency management
• Visualisation
• Simulation
• Optimisation
• Intelligent agents
• Cost-effectiveness
• The role of stakeholders
• Policy making
• Educational aspects
• Participative methods
• Conflict resolution
• Knowledge elicitation

• Editorial Board
• Readership
• Specific Notes for Authors
• Subscriptions

International Journal of Emergency Management (IJEM) is to be published quarterly, four issues per volume, one volume per year. ISSN 1471- 4825

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