Titlebook: Disasters: Core Concepts and Ethical Theories; Dónal P. O’Mathúna,Vilius Dranseika,Bert Gordijn Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Conceptualizing and Assessing Disasters: An Introduction,ers and disaster bioethics. The volume offers an overview of how disasters are conceptualized in different academic disciplines relevant to disaster bioethics (Part I), and addresses normative issues that arise in responding to disasters from the perspective of a number of fundamental normative appr

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Disasters and Responsibility. Normative Issues for Law Following Disastersistribute wealth or justice and organize society as such. Law has come to play a vital role in this regard. In this chapter, I argue that (legal) conflicts after disaster are inevitable, as we have collectively changed our perception of what a disaster is. The modern disaster is anything but . in it

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The Ethical Content of the Economic Analysis of Disasters: Price Gouging and Post-Disaster Recovery attempted to define the concept of disasters very carefully, nor have they evaluated the ethics that are behind the economic analysis of disasters. Given this absence, we believe that a better understanding of the ways in which the discipline approaches the topic of disasters and its ethics is gain

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Political Science Perspectivesconsiderable?attention to the study of hazards and disasters, including the impact of disasters on election outcomes, the capacity of disasters to help set the crowded government agenda, the various organizational strategies used by emergency management agencies, as well as scores of other related t

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You Can’t go Home Again: On the Conceptualization of Disasters in Ancient Greek Tragedy literary form will be used as a kind of template in the search for recurrent forms of moral attitudes and behaviour that seem to follow almost universally in the wake of war and armed conflicts. First, the focus will be on war veterans’ experiences and narratives of going home again, i.e. of return

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Bio-ethical Considerations for Public Health in Humanitarian Action extent, these principles remain the same when dealing with public health in humanitarian action (PHHA), but their application may involve even more excruciatingly difficult decisions and dilemmas. This chapter reflects on what those principles and dilemmas are, and how they have changed over time.