Recordings

State of Disaster Recovery Efforts

Other Form of Name

Barry, John M., 1947-

Identifier

debate_DVD_6

Creation Date

9-8-2008

Document Type

Video

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Description

Panelists Tracie L. Washington (Louisiana Justice Institute), Reilly Morse (Mississippi Center for Justice), and John M. Barry (author, Rising Tide) discuss the successes and failures of the recovery effort after Hurricane Katrina including the role of individuals, non-profit organizations, and pro bono lawyers. Also discussed are the implications of Katrina and its aftermath on both domestic and foreign policy, and the role of the federal government in assisting recovery efforts. One of several "academic activities" held at the University of Mississippi preceding the first presidential debate of 2008.

Subject Headings (Library of Congress)

Hurricane Katrina, 2005; Disaster relief -- United States; Emergency management -- United States

Relational Format

video recording

Extent

01:10:00

Original Format

DVDs

Original Collection

Presidential Debate Collection (MUM01697), Archives and Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries

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