Disaster Diplomacy and Strategic Resilience: U.S. Georgia Relations in the Post-Katrina Security Context

<p>This article examines the evolution of U.S.–Georgia diplomatic relations through the <br>framework of disaster diplomacy, focusing on the post-Hurricane Katrina <br>transformation of U.S. national security policy. It analyzes how institutional reforms <br>in U.S. disaster management, particularly the integration of FEMA into the <br>Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have informed American foreign policy, <br>including climate-security partnerships with strategic allies like Georgia</p>