| Description |
The September 11 attacks and their afermath are a living laboratory for those wishing to
better understand how individuals, groups, and organizations respond under extreme disaster
conditions. Along with other major disaster events, September 11 revealed much about
institutional responses and collective behavior in crises, underscoring what is already known about
the social processes that characterize such events, while at the same time highlighting aspects of
disasters that the literature has yet to explore fully. |
