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Enhancing Societal Resilience against Disasters: Engaging the Public via Social Technologies

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Birutė Pitrėnaitė-Žilėnienė; Andrea Carosi; Paolo Vallesi

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Social Technologies, Volume 4, Issue 2, p.318–332 (2014)
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Yanakiev, Yantsislav, Petko Dimov, and Daniel Bachvarov. "Conceptualizing the Role of Societal Resilience in Countering Hybrid Warfare." Information & Security: An International Journal 39, no. 1 (2018): 77-89.
APA style: Pitrėnaitė-Žilėnienė, B., Carosi A., & Vallesi P. (2014).  Enhancing Societal Resilience against Disasters: Engaging the Public via Social Technologies. Social Technologies. 4(2), 318–332.
Chicago style: Pitrėnaitė-Žilėnienė, Birutė, Andrea Carosi, and Paolo Vallesi. "Enhancing Societal Resilience against Disasters: Engaging the Public via Social Technologies." Social Technologies 4, no. 2 (2014): 318-332.
IEEE style: Pitrėnaitė-Žilėnienė, B., A. Carosi, and P. Vallesi, "Enhancing Societal Resilience against Disasters: Engaging the Public via Social Technologies", Social Technologies, vol. 4, issue 2, pp. 318–332, 2014.
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