Frederick C Cuny
Biographic Data
| ID | 1015373 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick C Cuny |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick C |
| FAMILY NAME | Cuny |
| SIGNATURE | CUNY F C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sarajevo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Working with communities to reduce levels of conflict
Recent experience in many conflict areas has shown that reconstruction and development assistance can be used to support peace initiatives before a final resolution to conflict is achieved. In itself, spot reconstruction will not bring about peace, but it can make a contribution towards reducing the scope of the conflict and provide much‐needed assistance to people who otherwise would be forced to leave their homes in search of relief and public …
Cities Under Siege
Refugee repatriation during conflict
This article reports on the findings of the International Study of Spontaneous Voluntary Repatriation, begun by the authors in 1986, and involving case studies on return to countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. It discusses the lack of recognition in both policy and practice of the pervasiveness of refugee-induced repatriation, and of repatriation during conflict; and offers new assumptions regarding the pattern and process of contemporar…
Living with floods
What has to be done to increase the effectiveness of disaster interventions
The UNHCR and Relief Operations
The UNHCR and Relief Operations
This article briefly explores the changing role of the UNHCR and the requirements that must be met to make this role more effective
Disasters and the small dwelling
The Impact of Food Aid
Issues in the provision of food aid following disasters
Each year, thousands of tons of food are provided to disaster‐hit developing countries, primarily by means of food aid programs such as the U.S. Food for Peace (PL480) Program and the World Food Program of the United Nations. In the past, in‐depth needs assessment and evaluation studies of the real impact of these programs on the societies they are intended to help have been virtually non‐existent. Recent experience and a growing understanding of…
Scenario for a Housing Improvement Program in Disaster-Prone Areas
Research, Planning and Refugees
The Evaluation of Humanitarian Assistance
Disasters and the Small Dwelling
The Lice Earthquake
Refugee Camps and Camp Planning
Refugee repatriation during conflict
This article reports on the findings of the International Study of Spontaneous Voluntary Repatriation, begun by the authors in 1986, and involving case studies on return to countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. It discusses the lack of recognition in both policy and practice of the pervasiveness of refugee-induced repatriation, and of repatriation during conflict; and offers new assumptions regarding the pattern and process of contemporar…
Refugee Camps and Camp Planning
The Evaluation of Humanitarian Assistance
Disasters and the Small Dwelling
Cities Under Siege
Living with floods
The UNHCR and Relief Operations
Scenario for a Housing Improvement Program in Disaster-Prone Areas
Research, Planning and Refugees
Refugee Camps and Camp Planning
Disasters and the Small Dwelling
The Lice Earthquake
Issues in the provision of food aid following disasters
Each year, thousands of tons of food are provided to disaster‐hit developing countries, primarily by means of food aid programs such as the U.S. Food for Peace (PL480) Program and the World Food Program of the United Nations. In the past, in‐depth needs assessment and evaluation studies of the real impact of these programs on the societies they are intended to help have been virtually non‐existent. Recent experience and a growing understanding of…
Scenario for a Housing Improvement Program in Disaster-Prone Areas
Research, Planning and Refugees
The Evaluation of Humanitarian Assistance
Disasters and the small dwelling
The Impact of Food Aid
The UNHCR and Relief Operations
The UNHCR and Relief Operations
This article briefly explores the changing role of the UNHCR and the requirements that must be met to make this role more effective
What has to be done to increase the effectiveness of disaster interventions
Living with floods
Cities Under Siege
Refugee repatriation during conflict
This article reports on the findings of the International Study of Spontaneous Voluntary Repatriation, begun by the authors in 1986, and involving case studies on return to countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. It discusses the lack of recognition in both policy and practice of the pervasiveness of refugee-induced repatriation, and of repatriation during conflict; and offers new assumptions regarding the pattern and process of contemporar…
Working with communities to reduce levels of conflict
Recent experience in many conflict areas has shown that reconstruction and development assistance can be used to support peace initiatives before a final resolution to conflict is achieved. In itself, spot reconstruction will not bring about peace, but it can make a contribution towards reducing the scope of the conflict and provide much‐needed assistance to people who otherwise would be forced to leave their homes in search of relief and public …
Computer Science (11 works) · Engineering (9 works) · Citation (8 works) · Library science (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (6 works) · Operations research (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (4 works)