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2013

Whittaker, J et al. Community Safety During The 2009 Australian ‘Black Saturday’ Bushfires: An Analysis Of Household Preparedness And Response. 2013. Web.

2012

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. “ Changing The Rules Of The Game: Mechanisms That Shape Responsibility-Sharing From Beyond Australian Fire And Emergency Management.”. The Australian Journal Of Emergency Management 27 (2012): n. pag. Web.

Stephenson, Catherine, John Handmer, and Robyn Betts. “Estimating The Economic, Social And Environmental Impacts Of Wildfires In Australia”. Environmental Hazards (2012): 1 - 19. Web.

Whittaker, J, John Handmer, and David Mercer. “Vulnerability To Bushfires In Rural Australia: A Case Study From East Gippsland, Victoria”. Journal Of Rural Studies (2012): n. pag. Web.

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. “Reframing Responsibility-Sharing For Bushfire Risk Management In Australia After Black Saturday”. Environmental Hazards (2012): 1 - 15. Web.

O’Neill, Saffron J, and John Handmer. “Responding To Bushfire Risk: The Need For Transformative Adaptation”. Environmental Research Letters 7.1 (2012): 014018. Web.

Bosomworth, Karyn, John Handmer, and Steve Dovers. “Exploring The Capacity To Adapt To Climate Change In The Fire Management Sector Of Victoria, Australia”. Iawf 3Rd Human Dimensions Of Wildland Fire Conference, Seattle, Wa, 17-19 April 2012 2012138. Web.

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. “From Risk To Resilience? Reframing Shared Responsibility In Australian Disaster Policy ”. Iawf 3Rd Human Dimensions Of Wildland Fire Conference, Seattle, Wa, 17-19 April 2012 201271-74 . Web.

2011

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. Policy Review Mechanisms For Sharing Responsibility A Report Of The Sharing Responsibility Project. 2011. Print.

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Stage 3 policy review Mechanisms for sharing responsibility

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. Concept Review Framing Challenges For Sharing Responsibility. 2011. Print.

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Stage 1 concept review Framing challenges for sharing responsibility

Minas, James P, JW Hearne, and John Handmer. “A Review Of Operations Research Methods Applicable To Wildfire Management”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire (2011): n. pag. Web.

2010

Haynes, Katharine et al. “Australian Bushfire Fatalities 1900-2008: Exploring Trends In Relation To The `prepare, Stay And Defend Or Leave Early' Policy”. 13.3 (2010): 185 - 194. Web.

Whittaker, J, and John Handmer. “Community Bushfire Safety: A Review Of Post-Black Saturday Research”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management 25.4 (2010): 7-13. Web.

2009

Stephens, Scott L et al. “Urban–Wildland Fires: How California And Other Regions Of The Us Can Learn From Australia”. Environmental Research Letters 4.1 (2009): 014010. Web.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “The Value Of Volunteers In State Emergency Services”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management (2009): n. pag. Web.

2008

Paton, Douglas, and Lyndsey Wright. “Preparing For Bushfires: The Public Education Challenges Facing Fire Agencies”. Community Bushfire Safety. John Handmer & Haynes, Katharine. 2008. Print.

Leonard, JE. “Property Safety: Judging Structural Safety”. Community Bushfire Safety. John Handmer & Haynes, Katharine. 2008. Web.

2007

Handmer, John, and B Proudley. “Communicating Uncertainty Via Probabilities: The Case Of Weather Forecasts”. Environmental Hazards 7.2 (2007): 79 - 87. Web.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “Bushfire Management: Why, Where And How Economics Matter?”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society Of Queensland. (2007): n. pag. Print.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “Economics Of Bushfire Management”. Community Bushfire Safety. John Handmer & Haynes, Katharine. 2007. Web.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, Wei Choong, and John Handmer. “Managing Wildfire Hazards In Fire-Prone Landscape: Australian Experiences. ”. A Book On Managing Extreme Events In Environment. Professor Mohan Munasinghe. 2007. Print.

2006

Handmer, John. “Recognising Reality: Questioning The Automatic Evacuation Reflex In Wildfires.”. (2006): n. pag. Print.

2005

Gunasekera, D et al. Framework For Measuring The Value Of Australian Bureau Of Meteorology Fire Weather Services.economic Value Of Fire Weather Services. 2005. Web.

Handmer, John, and Amalie Tibbits. “Is Staying At Home The Safest Option During Bushfires? Historical Evidence For An Australian Approach☆”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 81 - 91. Web.

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