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Summary

SARS from East to West is the production of international collaboration investigating the first major pandemic in the new millennium, SARS. As the only major outbreak of a deadly infectious disease in modern times, the SARS case is an excellent example of an emerging contagious disease in an interdependent and interconnected world and provided the bases for how subsequent pandemics, like the bird flu and swine flu, are viewed and managed. Eva-Karin Olsson and Lan Xue bring together crisis management scholars with genuine knowledge of the geographic area covered in each of the chapters to examine the response to the SARS crisis at national and international levels, as well as media analysis.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. vii
Abbreviationsp. ix
SARS: Meeting an Epidemic Head-Onp. 1
SARS in China: An Overviewp. 17
SARS in Beijing: An Urban Responsep. 55
The SARS Crisis and Crisis Management in Hong Kongp. 70
An Analytical Memoir of the WHO Operation in Chinap. 107
Lessons Learned from the Greater Toronto Outbreakp. 141
The Morality of Quarantine in Ontario, Canadap. 169
Early International News Flow about SARS: Interconnected or Unconnected?p. 191
China and SARS: Crisis Management in a Legitimacy Vacuump. 204
Transboundary Crisis Management: Implications for Research and Practicep. 226
About the Contributorsp. 249
Indexp. 253
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