Category Archives: early warning systems

Call for Papers: Epidemic Orders

CALL FOR PAPERS Behemoth – A peer-reviewed journal published by the Akademie Verlag, Berlin Special Issue: Epidemic Orders In the past few years, epidemic events, both actual and virtual, have made a spectacular comeback. Emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases such … Continue reading

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Are we having a panic yet?

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Swine Flu (Redux)

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Animalia Biosecurity (II of II)

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Animalia Biosecurity: A Kingdom of Bio-Agent Sentinels (I of II)

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World at Risk? Surveil it!

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Google Flu Trends

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Schools and Pandemic Preparedness

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Early warning for social unrest

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Animal disease and economies

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