Titlebook: Disaster Research and the Second Environmental Crisis; Assessing the Challe James Kendra,Scott G. Knowles,Tricia Wachtendorf Book 2019 Spri

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Organic matter in lotic ecosystems,nal norms for ethical conduct and production of sound science. Based on two cases of fieldwork conducted in disaster zones, we argue that research is necessarily “compromised” when it remains faithful to doing good and making change in disaster zones. We extend anthropologist Charles Hale’s framewor

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Disaster Research and the Second Environmental CrisisAssessing the Challe

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Sleepwalking into Disaster? Understanding Coping in the Broader Field of Mental Barriers. Examples fdiscussing (Lazarus and Folkman’s, Stress, appraisal, and coping. Springer, New York, 1984) prominent schematization of coping, appraisal and emotion from psychology. Key conceptual aspects are highlighted that help to explain the prevailing dissonance between concern and appropriate climate action.

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Building Disaster Resilience on the Edge of Chaos: A Systems Critique on Mechanistic Global Disastereories and policies aimed at understanding and building disaster resilience and reducing disaster risks. It is argued that the presence of this type of reasoning places a lesser importance on understanding contextually specific variables and their effect on resilience profiles as well as the dynamic

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Services Not Required? Assessing the Need for ‘Coordination Agencies’ During Disaster Responsee. Some form of hypothesis testing where the impact of coordination agencies is the main object of study is required. Yet no extensive review of disaster case studies and response frameworks has been pursued with the explicit goal of assessing the efficacy of coordination agencies in actual disaster

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Disaster Response as Secondary Hazardes of participating in one aid program as opposed to another? When people believe that the government has the responsibility and ability to perfectly execute a robust, seamless response, anything less than that becomes a disaster: something that was done to them. This is complicated by the fact that