Don't Panic: The Psychology of Emergency Egress and Ingress

Jerome M. Chertkoff · Russell H. Kushigian

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Preface Introduction Acknowledgements Theories of Emergency Egress and Ingress Point: Case Histories of Failures Iroquois Theatre Fire Cocoanut Grove Night Club Fire Hartford Circus Fire Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire The Who Concert Stampede Counterpoint: Case Histories of Successes Trans World Airlines Jet Crash World Trade Center Bombing Conclusions from Case Histories Prescriptions for Success References Annotated Bibliography Index

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