Titlebook: Media, Journalism and Disaster Communities; Jamie Matthews,Einar Thorsen Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Lisa Brooten provide certain speculations regarding possible future developments. This will serve as a link between the first chapter’s discussion of the broader history of oligoply theory up to the 1940s and the more specific chapters that present current models in the rest of this book. But, to tell our story

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of PET scanners and radioactive tracing substances, nowadays most commonly fluorine-18-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose (18FDG), provides three-dimensional images in very short time depicting biological activity rather than anatomy; however, 18FDG does not only accumulate in osteomyelitis of the jaws but a

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Introduction: Media, Journalism and Disaster Communities,nerable (Watson, Caravani, Mitchel, Kellet, & Peters, 2015). Climate-related and geophysical hazards—earthquakes, flooding and wildfires in particular—affect millions of people worldwide each year (Guhpa-Sapir, 2018). Disasters are also the consequence of human action or inaction, the failure of peo

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Reporting from the ‘Inner Circle’: Afno Manche and Commitment to Community in Post-earthquake Nepalbligations. The devastating April 2015 earthquake of 7.8 magnitude threw this into sharp relief, affecting 31 of Nepal’s 75 districts; it killed 8794 people and injured 22,300. This chapter explores the experiences of Nepali journalists as members—in a personal and professional capacity—of disaster-

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Drought Is a Disaster in the City: Local News Media’s Role in Communicating Disasters in Australiaging disasters in their various phases are increasingly using social media to distribute information about these events, communities involved in disasters continue to rely on local and community media for information as a disaster unfolds and in its aftermath. This chapter explores the important bod

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Media and Climate Migration: Transnational and Local Reporting on Vulnerable Island Communitiestice via three cases concerning U.S. islands: Sarichef Island in Alaska, Isle de Jean Charles in Louisiana and Puerto Rico. The cases were selected for their similarities and differences concerning poverty, indigenous populations and rights, and political representation. These aspects correspond to