Titlebook: Governing Disasters; Beyond Risk Culture Sandrine Revet,Julien Langumier Book 2015 Sandrine Revet and Julien Langumier 2015 memory.methodol

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Management von Anwendungssystemen, making sense of human existence. According to this approach, the traumatic fracture of catastrophe cannot be easily repaired, because it threatens to leave people unanchored from their prospects for planning, sharing values, acting, and making history as agents present in the world. The well-known

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65287-6yond the immediate temporality of the event itself, I seek to recount the manner in which a disaster persists, is diluted, and transformed in the life of the affected community. I also question the link often drawn in the literature between the experience of disaster and the emergence of a “l(fā)ocal ri

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckeracter and devastating consequences. Although long marginal to the study of these distinctly exceptional events—unfamiliar terrain for disciplines accustomed to focusing on relatively stable phenomena.—the social sciences have recently made deep inroads into this field of study..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01590-9azakh government was able to exploit glacial hazards to create local assent for its protection projects and institutionalize a purely Kazakhstani official expertise that efficiently excluded all dissident scientific approaches, however well-reputed and recognized they might be on the Soviet scene.

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