How do Policy Networks Respond to Shock? Formation, Activation, and Maintenance of Disease-Focused Networks

• In Event: The Politics of Risk Management

Brief Overview

This paper examines the temporal variation of networks to respond to exogenous shocks, using disease-focused networks as an example. Interdisciplinary networks are a common approach to address zoonotic diseases, or diseases originating in animals.

Authors

• Hannah Shapiro, University of California, Davis

• Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis