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A description of this training can be found at fema/pdf/emergency/nims/ics_700_fs.pdf .These protocols apply to all incident command structures, 46 KB – 45 Pages PAGE – 2 ============ Page 2 of 45 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction and Background .. .. .. . 4 1.1 Intended Use .. .. .. .. …

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2021 CATASTROPHIC PLAN. Summary of Benefits and Coverage: What this Plan Covers & What You Pay For Covered Services. HMSA: Catastrophic Plan. 215 KB – 9 Pages PAGE – 1 ============ 1 of 8 20 CATASTROPHIC PLANSummary of Benefits and Coverage: What this Plan Covers & What You Pay For …

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Jul 23, 2019 — Global natural disaster losses during the first half (1H) of 2019 were below average when compared against a 10-year (2009-2018) and 21st 169 KB – 12 Pages PAGE – 3 ============ Global Catastrophe Recap: First Half of 2019 3 Executive Summary preliminary total of economic loss, …

by E Kopits · 2013 · Cited by 7 — Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2007b). A Report of Working Group I: Summary for. Policymakers. ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar4/wg1 81 pages 58 KB – 81 Pages PAGE – 1 ============ Working Paper Series U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Center for Environmental Economics 1200 …

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Display self-reliant enterprise. ▫ Alert to new opportunities, techniques and approaches. ▫ Seize all opportunities. ▫ Explore new opportunities. ▫ Capture all 145 KB – 20 Pages PAGE – 1 ============ POWER PHRASES TO BUILD YOUR RESUME ACCURACY Recognize the importance of accuracy Perform with a high degree of accuracy …

by JD Fearon · 1999 · Cited by 909 — capture the word’s current meanings in everyday and social science contexts. same thing as my feelings about my self, character, goals, and origins, but rather 19 KB – 45 Pages PAGE – 2 ============ ABSTRACTThepaperundertakesanordinarylanguageanalysisofthecurrentmeaningsof\iden-tity,”acomplicatedandunclearconceptthatnonethelessplaysacentralroleinongoingdebatesineveryofpoliticalscience(forexample,debatesaboutnational,ethnic,gender,andstateidentities).\Identity”aswenowknowitderivesmainlytheworkofpsy-chologistErikEriksoninthe1950s;dictionaryhavenotcaughtup,failingtocapturetheword’scurrentmeaningsineverydayandsocialsciencecontexts.Theanalysisyieldsthefollowingsummarystatement.Asweuseitnow,an\identity”refertoeither(a)asocialcategory,bymembershiprulesand(alleged)characteristicattributesorexpectedbehaviors,or(b)sociallydistinguishingfeaturesthatapersontakesaspecialprideinorviewsasunchangeablebutsociallyconsequential(or(a)and(b)atonce).Inthelattersense,\identity”ismodernformulationofdignity,pride,orhonorthatimplicitlylinksthesetosocialcategories.Thisstatementfromandismoreconcretethanstandardglossesbypoliticalscientists;Iargueinadditionthatitallowsustobetterunderstandhow\identity”canhelpexplainpoliticalactions,andthemeaningofclaimssuchas\identitiesaresociallyconstructed.”Finally,Iarguethatordinarylanguageanalysisisavaluableandperhapsessentialtoolintheofsocialscienceconceptsthathavestrongrootsineverdayspeech,averycommonoccurrence. PAGE – 3 ============ 1IntroductionInrecentyears,scholarsworkinginaremarkablearrayofsocialscienceandhumanitiesdisciplineshavetakenanintenseinterestinquestionsconcerningidentity.Withinpoliticalscience,forexample,wetheconceptof\identity”atthecenteroflivelydebatesineverymajorStudentsofAmericanpoliticshavedevotedmuchnewresearchtothe\identitypolitics”ofrace,genderandsexuality.Incomparativepolitics,\identity”playsacentralroleinworkonnationalismandethnic(Horowitz1985;Smith1991;Deng1995;Laitin1999).Ininternationalrelations,theideaof\stateidentity”isattheheartofconstructivistcritiquesofrealismandanalysesofstatesovereignty(Wendt1992;Wendt1999;Katzenstein1996;LapidandKratochwil1996;BierstekerandWeber1996).Andinpoliticaltheory,questionsof\identity”marknumerousargumentsongender,sexuality,nationality,ethnicity,andcultureinrelationtoliberalismanditsalternatives(Young1990;Connolly1991;Kymlicka1995;Miller1995;Taylor1989)Comparedtorecentscholarshipinhistoryandthehumanities,however,politicalsci-entistsremainlaggardswhenitcomestoworkonidentities.DuetorangingfromMichelFoucaulttothedebateonmulticulturalism,thehistoricalandculturalconstructionofidentitiesofallsortshaslatelybeenapreoccupationforbothsocialhistoriansandstudentsofliteratureandculture.1Despitethisvastlyincreasedandbroad-ranginginterestin\identity,”theconceptitselfremainssomethingofanenigma.WhatPhillipGleason(1983)observed15yearsagoremainstruetoday:Themeaningof\identity”aswecurrentlyuseitisnotwellcapturedby1SeeBrubakerandCooper(1999)forsomecitationstothisvoluminousliterature.Forameasureofthespreadof\identity”inacademicdiscourse,Ichartedtheprogressofthewordindissertationabstracts,whichcannowbesearchedon-linegoingbackto1981.Thenumberofdissertationabstractscontainingtheword\identity”almosttripledbetween1981and1995,risingfrom709to1,911.Thisincreasehasoccurredentirelyinthelasttenyears.Theaverageincreasewasabout12%peryearfor1986to1995,whileitwasroughlyat-2.3%for1981to1985.Someofthisincreasecouldbeduetoanincreaseinthetotalnumberofdissertationsabstracted.IhavebeenunabletogetthesebutIdidtrysearchingyear-by-yearforaneutral\controlword”{Iused\study”{togetaroughestimate.Bythismeasure,thetotalnumberofdissertationsabstractedincreasedbyanaverageof.64%peryearfor1981-1985,and4.4%peryearfor1986-1995.Thusthenumberofdissertationsabstractsusingtheword\identity”hasbeengrowingalmostthreetimesfasterthantherateforallabstracteddissertations.1 …