Convergence Behavior in Disasters a Problem in Social Control
Convergence Behavior in Disasters a Problem in Social Control
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Current communications doctrine is often based on the uncritical assumption that all operational messages stemming from official sources should receive priority over informal communication needs. ^ Although certain kinds of official operational messages (e. G. , requests for rescue forces and first- aid personnel) obviously should be given top priority, it would seem that the prompt restoration of order following disasters requires that public informa- tion be given priority over many types of ...internal, organizational communi- cation. The materials presented in this report suggest that many of the informal information and communication needs are more imperative than those which currently originate from organizational sources, and that a sound information policy must recognize these needs and take them into account in preparing operational plans.
31. Marks, Fritz, et al. , op. Cit. , I, 517-518.
32. See National Communications Priorities ("Federal Civil Defense Ad- ministration Technical Bulletin, " No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Current communications doctrine is often based on the uncritical assumption that all operational messages stemming from official sources should receive priority over informal communication needs. ^ Although certain kinds of official operational messages (e. G. , requests for rescue forces and first- aid personnel) obviously should be given top priority, it would seem that the prompt restoration of order following disasters requires that public informa- tion be given priority over many types of ...internal, organizational communi- cation. The materials presented in this report suggest that many of the informal information and communication needs are more imperative than those which currently originate from organizational sources, and that a sound information policy must recognize these needs and take them into account in preparing operational plans.
31. Marks, Fritz, et al. , op. Cit. , I, 517-518.
32. See National Communications Priorities ("Federal Civil Defense Ad- ministration Technical Bulletin, " No.
What to read after Convergence Behavior in Disasters a Problem in Social Control?
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