Leadership: A female perspective Danyetta Fleming Magana and Javeria Ayaz Malik reflect upon the role of women in crisis leadership
Crisis Leadership: A Female Perspective
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We cover a range of threats, from CBRN and cybercrime to conventional terrorism, from pandemic protection and preparedness to flooding, from fires and chemical incidents, to large scale natural emergencies such as earthquakes, from environmental degradation to climate issues, from critical infrastructure protection to business and national continuity, security, resilience and sustainability.
