Titlebook: Disaster Risk Reduction and the Global System; Ruminations on a Way Michael Gordy Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Holistic analysis of natural

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Conclusion,e endogenous to the way we live rather than as exogenous events against which our way of life must be protected. I adopted this perspective because it affords a way to address disaster risk reduction holistically rather than by treating disasters as discrete events that seem just to happen by themse

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Vorwort Stress hat zwei Gesichter,surprise that reducing the risk of their occurrence and preparing responses to them has moved to the forefront of human concerns. Nowhere is this effort more apparent than in United Nations organizations whose mandates include disaster risk reduction (DRR), and whose work has brought together the mo

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Stress, Mobbing und Burn-out am Arbeitsplatz breach, this particular mandate is nonetheless the heart of the HFA and has become increasingly important throughout the period covered by the three published GARs. Global surveys of people involved with DRR have shown that increasing the emphasis on reducing these risk factors is an almost univers

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T. Yura,K. Nakahigashi,M. Kanemori the three published GARs. The first report, while paying close attention to the poverty-DR nexus, did not explicitly single out economic development as a whole for examination, simply noting that many of the institutional and legislative structures created for DRR have had little influence on pover

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Nadja Jungmann,Peter Wesdorp,Susanne Tonnonuctural constraint that makes it virtually impossible for the private sector to take a neutral view towards being regulated, especially if a regulation limits even its short-term profit-making possibilities. The question of whether the regulation in question is in everyone’s interest, including its

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