Current and Emerging Trends in the Management of International Disasters

Section I: Identifying the Context of Disasters and Emergency Management
1. Introduction to the Management of International Disasters: Pressing Issues  and Collaboration Between Nations
2. Beyond Borders: Comparative Disaster Response Systems and the Challenges  of Humanitarian Relief and Coordination
3. Behaviorally Informed Early Warning and Anticipatory Action: Unleashing the  Potential of Locally Led Preemptive Response and the Forecast-Based Financing  It Requires
4. Evacuation Theories and Practices: Case Analysis in Taiwan
5. Challenges in Preparing for and Responding to Disasters in Taiwan and  the United States: Reflections from Practice and Academia

Section II: Becoming More Proactive
6. Learning from Smong: Incorporating Local and Indigenous Knowledge in  Disaster Management
7. Nations Among Nations: Strengthening Tribal Resilience and Disaster Response 
8. Rural Critical Infrastructure and Emergency Management Planning to  Improve Climate Change Resilience: Insights from Rural Ontario, Canada

Section III: Addressing the Needs of the Vulnerable
9. Disability Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (DiDRR) in South Asia: Status,  Prospects, and Challenges
10. Pediatric Priorities Through the Disaster Management Cycle: Integrating Children’s Needs in Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery
11. Issues for Infant and Toddler Feeding at Disaster Mass Care Sites: Paradigm Shifts  for Strategic and Operational Planning
12. Migrant Displacement in Conflicts: Emergency Management Response to  Ukrainian Refugees and Turkish Asylum Seekers in Germany

Section IV: Acknowledging and Addressing Challenges and Opportunities
13. Informing Adaptation with Lessons Learned from Key Twenty-First-Century  Infectious Disease Outbreaks
14. Return of the “Administrative State?” The Expansion of Executive Power under Crisis
15. Technology in Emergency Management: A Review from Developed Nations  with Considerations in a Global Context
16. Applications and Prospects of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Emergency  Situations: A Case Study from Taiwan

Section V: Improving Professionalism in Emergency Management
17. The Capable Emergency Management Professional: Emerging Competencies  for a Changing World
18. Description of the Typical Emergency Manager: An Assessment of Who Leads in  Times of Disaster
19. Credentialing and Professionalization in Emergency, Crisis, and Disaster  Management (ECDM)
20. Aligning International Strategy to Standards in Emergency Management:  Current and Emerging Issues
21. The Challenges to a Modern Approach to Leadership, Management, Critical  Thinking, and Decision-Making Within an Emergency Management Environment
22. Conclusion: Central Findings and Key Implications Regarding the Management  of International Disasters