Crossings: Applying Research Findings to Cross-Border Security Cooperation

跨境：将研究成果应用于跨境安全合作

• 批准号: 0519440
• 负责人: Allen Batteau
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Wayne State University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-03-15 至 2006-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0519440&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Crossings; Applying; Research; Findings; Cross

Workshop Proposal:Crossings: Applying Research Findings toCross-Border Security CooperationAbstractA team of academic researchers, public officials, and industry leaders in southeastern Michiganand southwestern Ontario propose to conduct a workshop on the cultural and institutionalchallenges of cross-border security cooperation, and the application of research findings indisaster management and organization research to issues of cooperation. We observe that agrowing class of disasters are those that observe no political boundaries, including internationalfrontiers: certain of these, particularly those involving biohazardous events, can be compoundedby the differences in cultural values and institutional assumptions (for example: accessibility ofhealth care) on different sides of a border.To create a research agenda for understanding these issues, and for applying the findings of basicresearch, we propose to bring together researchers and disaster management practitioners fromboth Canada and the United States for an intensive, one-day discussion of the challenges posed bythese new problems in crisis management and the new opportunities for solving them afforded bycurrent academic research. In the scope of an intensive, well-staffed discussion betweenacademics and practitioners, we will be able to identify specific opportunities for applying theresearch results of multiple projects, and to identify critical areas for future research collaborationbetween Canada and the United States.The workshop will be jointly sponsored by institutions in Canada and the United States.Contributions to Theory and MethodThis workshop will be an agenda-setting workshop, building a consensus among leadingacademics in the United States and Canada, and practitioners at the state, provincial, andmunicipal levels, for applied research in crisis management. It will give particular focus to theapplication of simulations and modeling, particularly agent-based models of cooperation, toissues of improving organizations' response to disasters.Broad Social ImpactThis workshop will bring together the users of crisis management research findings with theproducers of that research. Numerous areas that we have already identified where research couldimprove practice in the design of drills and scenarios for improved learning, in theimplementation of communication technologies for improved coordination, and in theimprovement of organizational learning from crises can be quickly implemented following thisimportant meeting of researchers and practitioners.

研讨会提案：交叉口：将研究成果应用于跨境安全合作AbstractA学术研究人员，政府官员和行业领导人在东南部的洛根和西南部的安大略建议进行一个研讨会的文化和制度的挑战，跨境安全合作，以及应用研究成果在灾害管理和组织研究的合作问题。我们注意到，越来越多的灾难是那些不受政治边界（包括国际边界）约束的灾难：其中某些灾难，特别是涉及生物危害事件的灾难，可能因文化价值观和制度假设的差异而变得复杂（例如：为了建立一个研究议程，以了解这些问题，并应用基础研究的结果，我们建议将加拿大和美国的研究人员和灾害管理从业人员聚集在一起，进行为期一天的密集讨论，讨论危机管理中这些新问题带来的挑战以及当前学术研究提供的解决这些问题的新机会。在学术界和实践者之间密集的、人员充足的讨论范围内，我们将能够确定应用多个项目的研究成果的具体机会，并确定加拿大和美国之间未来研究合作的关键领域。该研讨会将由加拿大和美国的机构联合赞助。在美国和加拿大的主要学者以及州、省和市一级的实践者之间建立共识，以进行危机管理的应用研究。它将特别关注模拟和建模的应用，特别是基于代理的合作模型，以改善组织对灾害的反应。广泛的社会影响这次研讨会将把危机管理研究成果的用户与该研究的生产者聚集在一起。我们已经确定了许多领域，在这些领域中，研究可以改进实践，例如设计训练和情景以改进学习，实施通信技术以改进协调，以及改进组织从危机中学习，这些领域可以在研究人员和从业人员的重要会议之后迅速实施。