Social network analysis of Army Public School Shootings: Need for a unified man-made disaster management in Pakistan

Azhar, Aisha; Malik, Muhammad Nasir; Muzaffar, Asif

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2018.11.024

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“…Several factors, such as decision making, coordination among several private and government organizations, spatial data infrastructure, and information systems, affect disaster management within the country. Several studies have addressed these factors and their contribution to the effectiveness of disaster management (Azhar, Malik, & Muzaffar, 2019). Our study cites from past literature to explain its points:…”

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The Role of Coordination, Decision Making and Special Data Infrastructure on the Disaster Management in Pakistan: Moderating Role of Information System

Hashmi

Ahmad

Nawaz

2021

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Disaster management in developing economies has become a significant issue due to the uncertain situation in the country and has attained the focus of upcoming studies and policymakers. Thus, the present research investigates the impact of coordination, decision making, and special data infrastructure on disaster management in Pakistan. This research also examines the moderating role of information systems among the nexus of coordination, decision making, special data infrastructure, and disaster management in Pakistan. This research has followed the quantitative data collection methods and used questionnaires for this purpose. This study also executed the smart-PLS to investigates the relationships between understudy variables. The results indicated that coordination, decision making, and special data infrastructure have a positive association with disaster management in Pakistan. The findings also indicated that information systems moderates among the links of decision making, special data infrastructure, and disaster management in Pakistan. This study is beneficial for the regulators while formulating the regulations on disaster management in the country.

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The Role of Coordination, Decision Making and Special Data Infrastructure on the Disaster Management in Pakistan: Moderating Role of Information System

Hashmi

Ahmad

Nawaz

2021

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“…Wind energy being green and free, has growing interests not only in developing but developed countries as well, viewed as stable, qualitative, durable, reliable, and commercially attractive source [67] [68] [69] [70]. In order to understand the total potential of wind energy in Pakistan, a mapping exercise was done by the Government of Pakistan in-close collaboration with the World Bank, which resulted in 130, 000M W as an expected wind generation capacity of the country [71]. Pakistan has a total coastal line of about 1100Km for wind generation, with the majority of it in Sindh province having a wind corridor of precisely 60km in width and 180km in length, capable of generating 50GW of electricity [72].…”

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Holistic and Scientific Perspectives of Energy Sector in Pakistan: Progression, Challenges and Opportunities

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“…The process of knowledge diffusion is driven, firstly, by the social links between knowledge sender and receiver agents and, secondly, by the individual attributes of these agents themselves [15,26]. Networks provide individuals with access to knowledge, resources or technologies [27,28] and through network membership and the resulting long-term and repeated knowledge-sharing relationships, network members create the potential for knowledge acquisition [9,29].…”

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Knowledge Transfer on Digital Transformation: An Analysis of the Olive Landscape in Andalusia, Spain

Reina-Usuga

Parra-López

Carmona-Torres

2022

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The global economy, and agriculture, in particular, faces significant challenges and transformation pressures. A major challenge, and opportunity, is the transformation towards digital agriculture or agriculture 4.0, where knowledge transfer (KT) has an important role to play not only in ensuring that digital innovations reach end-users, but also that these innovations contribute to development in rural landscapes. This paper analyses the role of KT in the framework of digital transformation (DT) in the Andalusian olive landscape. Thus, from the perspective of knowledge-generating agents, the main knowledge emitting and receiving actors in the DT are identified by using Social Network Analysis techniques (SNA). Subsequently, the performance of the Technological Innovation System (TIS) in KT is evaluated by using the multi-criteria Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. The results suggest that the knowledge-generating agents, the knowledge transfer actors, and the scientific and dissemination media actors are the main knowledge emitters and highlight their role as cohesive actors of the social network. The main knowledge receivers are olive growers, cooperatives and non-cooperative groups. The results also indicate that the global performance of the TIS in the KT function is medium/low. Furthermore, in the KT sub-functions where the TIS in DT performs best is the quality of the transfer processes of DT, and where it performs worst is the sufficiency of spaces for KT.

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Social network analysis of Army Public School Shootings: Need for a unified man-made disaster management in Pakistan

Cited by 13 publications

References 25 publications

The Role of Coordination, Decision Making and Special Data Infrastructure on the Disaster Management in Pakistan: Moderating Role of Information System

The Role of Coordination, Decision Making and Special Data Infrastructure on the Disaster Management in Pakistan: Moderating Role of Information System

Holistic and Scientific Perspectives of Energy Sector in Pakistan: Progression, Challenges and Opportunities

Knowledge Transfer on Digital Transformation: An Analysis of the Olive Landscape in Andalusia, Spain

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