CJ 5990 - Intergovernmental and Public-Private Sector Coordination

3 Credits (Minimum) 3 Credits (Maximum)

An in-depth study of the relationships between and among the many agencies involved in national and homeland security ranging from Federal departments to individual state agencies to local first responders and the private sector. Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding the leadership, communication, technology, policy, and significant issues within U.S. agencies. Major topics will include the national and homeland security processes, change management, organization theory and public management dimensions for national and homeland security agencies, intergovernmental and interagency relationships, consequence and disaster management, legal issues, and information sharing. In addition, the course will cover the role the private sector plays in national and homeland security enterprises, especially during times of emergencies. Prer., Graduate and nondegree graduate students only. Meets with PAD 5990.