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        Enhancing regional collaboration -- taking the next step

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        Temple, Jennie M.
        Date
        2007-03
        Advisor
        Gordon, Ellen M.
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        Wollman, Lauren
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        Enhancing regional collaboration has been identified as one of the eight National Priorities for Homeland Security by the president of the United States. While South Carolina has made significant efforts in expanding regional collaboration, such as the creation of regional Counter Terrorism Coordinating Councils (CTCCs), there is still much work to be done. There are several teams and capabilities in place throughout the state, but they are uncoordinated, lack structure, and have no plan or strategy by which to guide them. State agencies have different operation structures, adding to the redundancy and uncoordinated homeland security planning efforts. This thesis examines why collaboration is so hard to achieve, and based on an examination of the literature as well as the benefits of regional collaboration as observable in other states, will make specific recommendations for South Carolina to expand regional collaboration. The recommendations are applicable to states throughout the nation to ensure that homeland security planning efforts are coordinated, and regional collaboration is expanded at the sub-state level.
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