Titlebook: Disasters and Neoliberalism; Different Expression Gabriela Vera-Cortés,Jesús Manuel Macías-Medrano Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Sónia Cardoso,Maria J. Rosa,Vera Miguéissider the state of Tabasco’s long history of disasters associated with hydrometeorological phenomena. One of the most severe occurred in 2007, when almost the entirety of the state was affected. This chapter also specifically analyzes the relocation management of a Chol community that was overseen b

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Biochemical and Physical Propertiesand to associate how human interventions contribute to the formation of social disasters. All this involves interests, forms of territorial occupation, cultural issues, public management, and a series of elements that form this plot, where institutions, companies, and the State are involved. Based o

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Disasters and Neoliberalism,, the contribution of each chapter is discussed. The primary focus is on subjects and case studies concerning recent disaster processes, above all in Mexico, as well as in the United States, Italy, and Brazil.

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Social Vulnerability: Learnings from the September 19, 2017, Earthquake in Mexico Cityban zones. The aftermath of the 2017 Mexico City earthquake provides a learning opportunity regarding the importance of prioritizing disaster prevention and mitigation given indiscriminate urbanization, as this elevates the risks of disaster in a complex zone such as the ancient lake basin, faults p

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Temporary Shelters and Health Services for Older Adults in Floods in the Metropolis of Monterreyhe population and its geographical distribution. A survey of 406 people aged 60 and over was applied in nine municipalities. Likewise, four semi-structured interviews were applied to a public officer of the DRM at the three older people who gave data on their perception of the action government for

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