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When information becomes action : drivers of individuals trust in broadcast versus peer-to peer information in disaster response/ Charles Patrick Martin Shields

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SHIELDS Charles Patrick Martin

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In: Disasters: Vol.43, Number 3, July 2019, pp.612-633 (23)Summary: The argument is framed using the literature on digital technology in disaster response and management to motivate an analysis of how and why people would use ICT during disaster response.

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The argument is framed using the literature on digital technology in disaster response and management to motivate an analysis of how and why people would use ICT during disaster response.

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