A Pathway Forward in Homeland Security Education: An Option Worth Considering and the Challenge Ahead

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1. Frontmatter
2. Opinion Articles
3. “One DHS” Revisited: Can the Next Homeland Security Secretary Unite the Department?
4. A Pathway Forward in Homeland Security Education: An Option Worth Considering and the Challenge Ahead
5. Applying Public Administration in Emergency Management: The Importance of Integrating Management into Disaster Education
6. Antiterrorism and the Separation of Powers: How Public Administration Theory Can Help Us Meet the New Security Challenge
7. The Professionalization of Emergency Management in Institutions of Higher Education
8. A Review of “A Framework for Aviation Cybersecurity” – A Decision Paper from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
9. Research Articles
10. State Officials’ Perceptions of the Food and Agriculture Sector Criticality Assessment Tool (FASCAT), Food-system Risk, and Food Defense Funding
11. The United States Medical Countermeasure Enterprise: A Broken Link in US Biopreparedness
12. Understanding and Overcoming Information Sharing Failures
13. Common Issues in Emergency Public Information as Identified in CSEPP Exercises
14. Hurricane Wilma and Long-Term Business Recovery in Disasters: The Role of Local Government Procurement and Economic Development
15. Disaster Awareness of Personnel and Students of Kocaeli University