New Approaches to New Realities (University of Wisconsin / Universidad de Wisconsin, 1996, 508 p.): Board of Advisors

New Approaches to New Realities (University of Wisconsin / Universidad de Wisconsin, 1996, 508 p.)

		(introduction...)
		Board of Advisors
		Sponsors
		Foreword
		Theme ONE: Identification and Planning of Emergency Settlement
		Theme TWO: Political, Security, Protection, Civil and Human Rights Aspects
		Theme THREE: Basic Assistance Needs
		Theme FOUR: Social, Psychological, Economic and Developmental Issues
		Conference Contributors
		Project Collaborators
		Emergency Settlement Project Background

Board of Advisors

Since 1993, these individuals have provided guidance in the development of the Emergency Settlement Project. The University of Wisconsin-Madison and InterWorks wish to acknowledge their support. Organizations are noted for identification only.

Stephen Bender (Organization of American States)
Philippe Biberson (Médecins Sans Frontières)
Claude de Ville de Goyet (Pan American Health Organization)
Arthur E. (Gene) Dewey (Congressional Hunger Center)
Nahla Haidar (UN Department of Humanitarian Assistance)
Dennis Hamilton (International Training Centre of the ILO)
Terry Jeggle (International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction)
Andreas Lendorff (International Committee of the Red Cross)
Louis Mitchell (Private Agencies Collaborating Together)
James N. Purcell, Jr. (International Organization for Migration)
Hidehiko Sazanami (UN Centre for Regional Development)
Gary Shook (Boise State University)
Kenneth N. Westgate (Cranfield Disaster Preparedness Centre)
Edmund J. Cain (United Nations Development Programme)
Samir Ben Yahmed (World Health Organization)

This Conference is dedicated to the honor and memory of Fredrick Cuny. Fred was a co-founder of the University of Wisconsin-Disaster Management Center in 1982. Until his death in 1995, he served on its executive committee, contributing enormously to the programs of the UW-DMC. Fred encouraged the development of the Emergency Settlement Project and the conference as a member of the board of advisors. The world has lost a great humanitarian.