Disaster law working paper series

The Working Paper Series features original papers related to law and legal issues in the management of natural disasters, with a preference for comparative analysis involving the laws of more than one country and/or international issues.

Call for papers

2009

Working Paper No. 1: Dr. Bradley J. Condon & Dr. Tapen Sinha, “The Effectiveness of Pandemic Preparations: Legal Lessons from the 2009 Influenza Epidemic” (22 pages, 149 Kb)

2012

Working Paper No. 2: Luca Corredig, "Effectiveness and Accountability of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices: An Analysis Through the Lens of Informal International Lawmaking" (35 pages, 253Kb)

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