Bridging the Gulf: A New Paradigm for Emergency Management on America's Third Border

The current U.S. government structure for engaging with emergency management issues on the international arena requires fresh analysis and review to determine efficacy and practicality for emerging threats and challenges. Issues of preparedness have taken second seat to humanitarian assistance. Support for key components of national resiliency for any country-preparedness and mitigation-receive only minimal support. Continuing and potentially increasing catastrophic disasters within the hom...