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1 | Conceptualizing Disasters and Their Impacts | 1 |
The Hazard Cycle and Disasters | 4 | |
Classic Approaches to Defining and Studying Disasters | 8 | |
The Natural Hazards Perspective | 11 | |
Conceptual Debates in the Study of Disasters | 12 | |
Emerging Theoretical Perspectives | 16 | |
Linking Hazards and Disaster Research | 22 | |
Organization of This Book | 24 | |
2 | Getting Ready: Research on Disaster Preparedness | 27 |
Household Preparedness | 29 | |
Organizational Preparedness | 46 | |
Interorganizational and Community Disaster Preparedness | 58 | |
Preparedness at the State and National Levels | 63 | |
Research Issues and Unanswered Questions | 69 | |
3 | Moving Into Action: Individual and Group Behavior in Disasters | 81 |
Household Emergency Response | 83 | |
Emergency Shelter and Housing | 100 | |
Other Individual and Group Behavior During and Immediately Following Disaster Impact | 106 | |
Issues for Future Research | 118 | |
4 | Meeting the Challenge: Organizational and Governmental Response in Disasters | 121 |
Response Activities of Emergency Management and Other Crisis-Relevant Organizations | 123 | |
Private-Sector Organizations in Disasters | 131 | |
Interorganizational and Community Response | 143 | |
Supra-Local and National Response | 153 | |
Issues for Future Research | 155 | |
5 | Factors Influencing Disaster Preparedness and Response | 157 |
Factors Associated with the Extent and Quality of Preparedness and Response Activities | 157 | |
Sociocultural and Sociodemographic Factors | 167 | |
Disaster Agent Characteristics | 188 | |
Concluding Observations | 197 | |
6 | The Wider Context: Societal Factors Influencing Emergency Management Policy and Practice | 199 |
The Intergovernmental and Policy Context | 200 | |
Cultural Influences on Hazard- and Disaster-Related Behavior | 212 | |
Economic Factors | 220 | |
Technological Change | 224 | |
Professionalization and Knowledge Transfer | 233 | |
Concluding Observations | 240 | |
7 | Where Do We Go From Here? Improving What We Know About Disasters While Coping with Them More Effectively | 243 |
Disaster Research and Social Theory | 247 | |
Preparedness and Response in Context: Seeing the Larger Picture | 250 | |
Preparedness, Response, and Sustainability | 254 | |
References | 261 | |
Index | 291 |
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