Titlebook: Government Responses to Crisis; Stefanie Haeffele,Virgil Henry Storr Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88832-7ional impacts of disaster, while also acknowledging their capacity to meaningfully contribute across the disaster lifecycle. The chapter concludes with a discussion of commonalities and points of divergence when it comes to government responses to children’s vulnerability and capacity in disaster contexts.

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Mathematische R?tsel und ProblemeEU over how best to deal with this massive resettlement of people. Taking a look at the case, we get a better sense of the role of the states (and state-like structures) not only in solving such crises but also in fueling and maintaining them.

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The Rules of the Game and Post-Disaster Rebuilding and Recovery,aining the rules of the game. This chapter argues that government can and should (1) ensure that rules are known in advance (so that individuals on the ground can plan accordingly), (2) protect private property (and therefore encourage investment and rebuilding), and (3) allow local actors (including entrepreneurs) to step in as soon as possible.

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Government as Gardener: Cultivating the Environment for Private Sector Natural Disaster Response, contract, governments can ensure that actors in the market and civil society are best able to lead the processes of response and recovery. In this way, governments should think of themselves as gardeners who cultivate an environment in which the private sector and civil society can be most effective.

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The European Migrant Crisis: A Case Study in Failure of Governmental and Supra-governmental ResponsEU over how best to deal with this massive resettlement of people. Taking a look at the case, we get a better sense of the role of the states (and state-like structures) not only in solving such crises but also in fueling and maintaining them.