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      • Editor's Letter
      • A Framework for Healthcare Resilience
      • Energy Supply Chains and Change
      • Food and Other Supply Flows in Case of Catastrophe
      • Improving Healthcare Supply Chain Resilience
      • Opportunities and Challenges for Resilient Hospital Incident Management
    • Volume 1, Number 2, Fall/Winter 2020 >
      • Editor’s Letter
      • The COVID-19 Pandemic
      • Largest US Electric Grid Organization Addresses COVID-19
      • Supply Chain Resilience: Push and Pull in Catastrophes
      • How Nuclear Power Can Transform the Grid and Critical Infrastructure Resilience
      • The COVID-19 Pandemic: Energy Market Disruptions and Resilience
      • COVID-19 Implications for Research and Education
      • Control System Cyber Security
      • Building Resilience and Recoverability of Electric Grid Communications
      • COVID-19 Case Study
      • COVID-19 and the Case for A National Food Emergency Stockpile
      • Electric Power Grid Disruption: A Time Series Examination
      • A Strategic Approach to Flood Risk Management
    • Volume 2, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2021 >
      • Editor’s Letter
      • Dedication to William R. Harris (1941-2021)
      • Editorial: Emerging Infrastructure Policy of the Biden Presidency and the 117th Congress
      • University-based National Security Collaboration Center Forges Ahead
      • Electromagnetic Pulse Resilience of United States Critical Infrastructure: Progress and Prognostics​
      • The 2021 Texas Blackouts: Causes, Consequences, and Cures
      • Building A Resilient Telecommunications Sector in Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria
    • Volume 2, Number 2, Fall/Winter 2021 >
      • Editor-in-Chief’s Letter
      • Progress Toward Resilient Infrastructures
      • Incentivizing Good Governance Beyond Regulatory Minimums
      • Evolution and Trends of Industrial Control System Cyber Incidents
      • Large Transformer Criticality, Threats and Opportunities
      • A Functional All-Hazard Approach to Critical Infrastructure Dependency Analysis
      • Control Systems Cyber Security Reference Architecture
      • National Action Needed to Strengthen the Hospital Emergency Power Infrastructure
      • Automotive Ground Vehicles’ Resilience to HEMP Attack
    • Volume 3, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2022 >
      • Editor-in-Chief’s Letter
      • InfraGard: On the Front Line of Critical Infrastructure Protection
      • Preserving Ukraine’s Electric Grid During the Russian Invasion
      • Defense Energy Resilience and the Role of State Public Utility Commissions
      • Expanding Oregon’s Vision for a Once-in-a-Generation Infrastructure Investment
      • Winter Storm Uri: Resource Loss and Psychosocial Outcomes of Critical Infrastructure Failure in Texas
      • Atlas for a Warp Speed Future: Enhancing Usual Operating Modes of the U.S. Government
      • Strengthening the Security of Operational Technology: Understanding Contemporary Bill of Materials
      • A Risk-Informed Community Framework for the Assessment of Chemical Hazards
  • Ethics
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  • Home
  • About
  • Editorial Board
  • Submissions
  • Issues
    • Volume 1, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2020 >
      • Editor's Letter
      • A Framework for Healthcare Resilience
      • Energy Supply Chains and Change
      • Food and Other Supply Flows in Case of Catastrophe
      • Improving Healthcare Supply Chain Resilience
      • Opportunities and Challenges for Resilient Hospital Incident Management
    • Volume 1, Number 2, Fall/Winter 2020 >
      • Editor’s Letter
      • The COVID-19 Pandemic
      • Largest US Electric Grid Organization Addresses COVID-19
      • Supply Chain Resilience: Push and Pull in Catastrophes
      • How Nuclear Power Can Transform the Grid and Critical Infrastructure Resilience
      • The COVID-19 Pandemic: Energy Market Disruptions and Resilience
      • COVID-19 Implications for Research and Education
      • Control System Cyber Security
      • Building Resilience and Recoverability of Electric Grid Communications
      • COVID-19 Case Study
      • COVID-19 and the Case for A National Food Emergency Stockpile
      • Electric Power Grid Disruption: A Time Series Examination
      • A Strategic Approach to Flood Risk Management
    • Volume 2, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2021 >
      • Editor’s Letter
      • Dedication to William R. Harris (1941-2021)
      • Editorial: Emerging Infrastructure Policy of the Biden Presidency and the 117th Congress
      • University-based National Security Collaboration Center Forges Ahead
      • Electromagnetic Pulse Resilience of United States Critical Infrastructure: Progress and Prognostics​
      • The 2021 Texas Blackouts: Causes, Consequences, and Cures
      • Building A Resilient Telecommunications Sector in Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria
    • Volume 2, Number 2, Fall/Winter 2021 >
      • Editor-in-Chief’s Letter
      • Progress Toward Resilient Infrastructures
      • Incentivizing Good Governance Beyond Regulatory Minimums
      • Evolution and Trends of Industrial Control System Cyber Incidents
      • Large Transformer Criticality, Threats and Opportunities
      • A Functional All-Hazard Approach to Critical Infrastructure Dependency Analysis
      • Control Systems Cyber Security Reference Architecture
      • National Action Needed to Strengthen the Hospital Emergency Power Infrastructure
      • Automotive Ground Vehicles’ Resilience to HEMP Attack
    • Volume 3, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2022 >
      • Editor-in-Chief’s Letter
      • InfraGard: On the Front Line of Critical Infrastructure Protection
      • Preserving Ukraine’s Electric Grid During the Russian Invasion
      • Defense Energy Resilience and the Role of State Public Utility Commissions
      • Expanding Oregon’s Vision for a Once-in-a-Generation Infrastructure Investment
      • Winter Storm Uri: Resource Loss and Psychosocial Outcomes of Critical Infrastructure Failure in Texas
      • Atlas for a Warp Speed Future: Enhancing Usual Operating Modes of the U.S. Government
      • Strengthening the Security of Operational Technology: Understanding Contemporary Bill of Materials
      • A Risk-Informed Community Framework for the Assessment of Chemical Hazards
  • Ethics