Friday, September 29, 2006
Envisioning a Better Mississippi: Hurricane Katrina and Mississippi—One Year Later
When future generations reflect on Hurricane Katrina, as an event, much attention will be paid to the uneven capacity of government – at all levels – to manage the unfolding disaster. As important as that reflection is, true judgment and assessment of the period will focus on how the rebuilding process was managed, and the opportunity used to build a better Gulf region.
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When future generations reflect on Hurricane Katrina, as an event, much attention will be paid to the uneven capacity of government – at all levels – to manage the unfolding disaster. As important as that reflection is, true judgment and assessment of the period will focus on how the rebuilding process was managed, and the opportunity used to build a better Gulf region.
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Author: NAACP
Published: August 2006
Length: 81 pages
Report Type: Full Report
Website Display: Executive Summary
Download: Adobe Acrobat (PDF)
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Prepared & Edited By: Dr. Roland V. Anglin, Initiative for Regional and Community Transformation, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy at Rutgers University
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