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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2213-784X readers who do not necessarily possess the technical backgroThis short manuscript is both a distillation of some of the latest work on disaster risk reduction and an interpretation of this distillation from the author‘s political economic perspective. It is based on information found in the flagship

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Vorwort Stress hat zwei Gesichter,rt more apparent than in United Nations organizations whose mandates include disaster risk reduction (DRR), and whose work has brought together the most substantive and far-reaching information on the subject.

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Stressbew?ltigung und Stressmanagementrgely invisible at the global level and not often reported nationally. Nonetheless, these disasters are much more frequent than intensive ones and have impacts that are in some ways even more dangerous over time. In addition, most of them are connected to weather-related hazards.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44016-2cannot be privatized and must be preserved for the sake of human survival. There are no truly ‘private’ interests with respect to this issue; there is only a social interest in cleaning up after ourselves and social risks in not doing so. Eco-suicide leaves no survivors.

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The Invisibility of Disaster Risks,e negative impacts of their loss on poor households. To a large extent, an adequate calculation cannot be restricted to a purely financial evaluation. Asset losses among the poor are therefore difficult to measure according to what, in the last instance, is a business paradigm.

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Agribusiness and Food Security,andslide hazard on or near deforested hillsides and more frequent storm surges in areas where mangroves have been destroyed. These changes in ecosystem services quite often benefit specific economic interests, which share few or none of these benefits with the poor rural and urban households that often bear the environmental and economic costs.

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2213-784X reports on disaster risk reduction of the United Nations..The book sums up and interprets issues of disaster risk reduction and makes them accessible to professional and non-professional readers alike, including governmental policy makers..978-3-319-41666-3978-3-319-41667-0Series ISSN 2213-784X Series E-ISSN 2213-7858

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