Tony McAleavy

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Assistant Professor in Fire & Emergency Management

Oklahoma State University

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Dr. Tony McAleavy is an Assistant Professor in Fire & Emergency Management at Oklahoma State University, USA. His research focuses on climate change adaptation, emergency management, and disaster resilience, as highlighted in his recent publications. Key topics include livelihood vulnerability, response efficacy for wildland firefighters, and the implications of group identity in emergency management education.

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RAPID: A Multinational Analysis of Factors that Determine the Effectiveness of COVID-19 Warning Messages

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Close Date: 2021-07-31

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Amy King Lewis

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Assessment of Livelihood Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Multidimensional Case Study from Dongarampur Region, India

Determining barriers to wildland firefighter response efficacy in the mid- and western United States

Fire alone can save our Clan: Implications of resilience through disaster-related learning using the Warriors children's literature series

Climate-smart innovation practices and sustainable rural livelihoods: A systematic literature review

Icehotel or Wonderland? Reimagining the United States’ National Incident Management System

Group Identity, Self-Concept, and Gender Bias: A Regression Analysis of Female Student Experiences Within Emergency Management-Related Higher Education Programs

Health consequences of disasters: Advancing disaster data science

Experiences and challenges of emergency medical services in Incheon, South Korea: Implications for disaster risk reduction

There and back again: dynamics of temporary labor migration, insights from rural India

Risk, Society, and Bureaucratic Accountability

Interoperability and standardization: lessons from the fruit-bowl

Faceless heroes: A content analysis of determinants for the recruitment, career development & retention of Emergency Medical Dispatchers in the United States of America

Perceiving the Effects of Scale on Command and Control: A Conceptual Metaphor Approach

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Amy King Lewis

Xiangyu Li

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