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A Framework for Major Emergency Management (The Framework 2006)

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Bonfanti, Matteo E., and Francesca Capone. "Fostering a Comprehensive Security Approach: An Exploratory Case Study of CBRN Crisis Management Frameworks in Eleven European Countries." Information & Security: An International Journal 33, no. 1 (2015): 55-80.

APA style: [Anonymous] (2006). A Framework for Major Emergency Management (The Framework 2006).

Chicago style: A Framework for Major Emergency Management (The Framework 2006)., 2006.

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