Titlebook: Disasterland; An Ethnography of th Sandrine Revet Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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Johan Blaauwendraad,Jeroen H. Hoefakkerernational world of natural disasters has developed progressively over the years. This has been the result of several decades of work conducted by actors from a range of different backgrounds. First of all, it was necessary to make it clear that “natural” disasters constituted events that were beyon

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Disasterland978-3-030-41582-2Series ISSN 2945-607X Series E-ISSN 2945-6088

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Introduction to Structural Designying the “disaster” phenomenon that the nascent international world must address, producing a shared language to communicate within this world, and finally, standardizing the ways in which disasters are dealt with. As David Mosse writes about the development world,

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Sandrine RevetCompares the ways in which natural disaster is framed at local and international levels.Looks critically at the actors involved in representations of disaster.Analyzes the plurality of interpretations

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Stories of a Fragmented Worldme about. This output, which in some regards is akin to a form of mythology, talks about the origins of this world and narrates its creation, organizes its structures and assigns roles to the various actors. Yet what is striking is less the coherence of a regime of truth and action than the heteroge

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Disaster Iconography: Victims, Rescue Workers, and Hazardsurse does. “Images have effect; they do something that words do not. And the discourse on images and icons can only take convoluted ways to explain its intention. For if discourse were able to say everything that an image can, it would take the place of images and would have the superiority of being

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Making Disasters Internationald beyond a country’s borders, and even though their causes are sometimes related to wider global phenomena such as global warming or development issues, the link is not often clearly visible. Furthermore, countries are sovereign in deciding to solicit international aid after disaster has struck and

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