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Women and the Gender Bias of Disasters: When Vulnerabilities Convergent of suffering post-disaster by looking to the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, Hurricane Katrina and the Haiti Earthquake as examples. In each instance, women encountered poor reproductive health outcomes in the form of inadequate care, limited access to resources as it related to their health, and incr

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Maritime Logistics in National and Regional ‘Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief’ (HADR) Sce‘Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief’ operations, which are central to the assurance of human security at both, a national level as well as within the Indo-Pacific. Unlike in the civilian world, where ‘Humanitarian Logistics’ is less well-established a discipline than ‘Commercial Logistics’

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Reintegrating the “Other” Challenges of Stigmatization in Policies and Practice: The Case of Ebola Sevelopment. The disease not only depleted the already weak public health infrastructure but also severely fractured the social fabric resulting in violence and stigmatization. Several survivors were rejected by their society or faced discrimination from their family, friends, and neighbors. The pape

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Gender and Development in Post-disaster Reconstruction: Indian Experiencee to earthquakes, floods, and cyclones (CRED .). Major reconstruction programs were undertaken following these disasters. Depending on several factors, the objective of post-disaster reconstruction may vary from restoration of the status quo ante to dramatic developmental transformation of the affec

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Building Disaster Resilience through Sustainable Housing: An Initiative in Meghalayaulace is fast discarding traditional ways of building. This is leading to a discontinuity of building traditions, architectural heritage and ways of life. Many government housing programmes have only aided this by prescribing single-format solutions that are alien, dependent on external materials an

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One Size Fits All? Polemics of Disaster Management and Development from the Perspective of Post Tsun guides disaster management practices not just in India but also globally. While the arguments specifically pertain to the Nicobarese tribal community of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands (ANIs), they do have larger relevance. The paper is based on the author’s experience of working closely with the i

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