Abstract
Emergency and crisis management research is tightly coupled to practical problems. Yet, within that research tradition, surprisingly little has been done in terms of developing a practice of design research. The present report presents literature surveys aimed at investigating how, and to what extent, such research has been conducted. Although the focus is on command and control problems the material is also valid for
other types of crisis management research. The report contains information from one
interview study and two workshops in Sweden where similar issues have been
investigated from a practical standpoint. We conclude that there is not much research
in the area of crisis management that can be classified as design research and the
examples that have been found often miss crucial elements. We end the report by
suggesting a framework for design research in the field of risk and emergency and crisis
management research.
other types of crisis management research. The report contains information from one
interview study and two workshops in Sweden where similar issues have been
investigated from a practical standpoint. We conclude that there is not much research
in the area of crisis management that can be classified as design research and the
examples that have been found often miss crucial elements. We end the report by
suggesting a framework for design research in the field of risk and emergency and crisis
management research.
| Original language | Swedish |
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| Publisher | LUCRAM, Lund University |
| Volume | 1021 |
| Publication status | Published - 2013 |
Publication series
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| Volume | 1021 |
| ISSN (Print) | 1404-2983 |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Other Social Sciences
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