This interdisciplinary collection examines the complex nature of disaster-typhoons, floods, earthquakes, and drought-in the Philippines. The contributors analyze the challenges of the country's internal heterogeneity of language, ethnicity, and class and its effect on responses to natural disaster.
This interdisciplinary collection examines the complex nature of disaster-typhoons, floods, earthquakes, and drought-in the Philippines. The contributors analyze the challenges of the country's internal heterogeneity of language, ethnicity, and class and its effect on responses to natural disaster.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maria Carinnes P. Alejandria is assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Santo Tomas. Will Smith is associate research fellow at Deakin University.
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Introduction: Place Politics and Disaster in the Philippines Will Smith Chapter 1: At a Glance: Disaster in the Philippines and the Philippine Disaster Management System Zbigniew Piepora Oliver Belarga and Anthony Alindogan Chapter 2: Aid Effectiveness and the Role of Evaluation in the Design and Implementation of Disaster-Oriented Programs in the Philippines Anthony Alindogan Chapter 3: Children in Post-Disaster Conditions: The Case of Humanitarian Intervention of Save the Children in Post-Typhoon Haiyan in Leyte Philippines Liezl Riosa Fernanda Claudio M. Adil Khan Chapter 4: Post-Disaster Accountability in the Haiyan Shelter Response: Who had the Greater Say? Ladylyn L. Mangada Irma R. Tan Margarita T. dela Cruz Chapter 5: Sanay Kami sa Bagyo (We are Used to Storms): Unpacking "irrational" Evacuation Decision-making within the Sentient Ecology during Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Pamela Gloria Cajilig Diego S. Maranan Kathryn B. Francis Gintare Zaksaite Chapter 6: Surviving the Old Tides: Disaster Resilience Among Food-Insecure Older Adults in an Urban Poor Settlement in Manila Maria Carinnes P. Alejandria Chapter 7: "Baha at mga bata" (flood and children): Exploring selected filipino children's flood experiences vulnerable contexts & resilience Arlen Ancheta Clarence Batan Dan Angelo Balita Maria Carinnes Alejandria Chapter 8: Drought Food Insecurity and Cultures of Hunger in the Philippines Will Smith Chapter 9: Ethnographic Approaches to Locating Disaster: Honey Harvesting Livelihoods and Everyday Uncertainty on Palawan Island Sarah Webb Chapter 10: Community Engaged Resilience in an Island Community: Case of Fisherfolks in Pamarawan Island Malolos Bulacan Philippines Alain Jomarie G. Santos Zosimo O. Membrebe Jr John Christian C. Valeroso Dr. Arlen A. Ancheta Chapter 11: Harnessing Participatory and Community-Based Approach in Disaster Recovery Planning in Areas Affected by the Earthquake in Bohol Emmanuel M. Luna Rosalie Quilicol and Victor G. Obedicen Chapter 12: Climate Hazard Effects on Socio-Environmental Health and Adaptation Strategies in Two Coastal Communities in Palawan Island Philippines Patrick A. Regoniel Frederick A. Precillas Melissa Theodora U. Macasaet Nelly Mendoza Conclusion: Reframing "Disaster" Noah Theriault
Introduction: Place Politics and Disaster in the Philippines Will Smith Chapter 1: At a Glance: Disaster in the Philippines and the Philippine Disaster Management System Zbigniew Piepora Oliver Belarga and Anthony Alindogan Chapter 2: Aid Effectiveness and the Role of Evaluation in the Design and Implementation of Disaster-Oriented Programs in the Philippines Anthony Alindogan Chapter 3: Children in Post-Disaster Conditions: The Case of Humanitarian Intervention of Save the Children in Post-Typhoon Haiyan in Leyte Philippines Liezl Riosa Fernanda Claudio M. Adil Khan Chapter 4: Post-Disaster Accountability in the Haiyan Shelter Response: Who had the Greater Say? Ladylyn L. Mangada Irma R. Tan Margarita T. dela Cruz Chapter 5: Sanay Kami sa Bagyo (We are Used to Storms): Unpacking "irrational" Evacuation Decision-making within the Sentient Ecology during Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Pamela Gloria Cajilig Diego S. Maranan Kathryn B. Francis Gintare Zaksaite Chapter 6: Surviving the Old Tides: Disaster Resilience Among Food-Insecure Older Adults in an Urban Poor Settlement in Manila Maria Carinnes P. Alejandria Chapter 7: "Baha at mga bata" (flood and children): Exploring selected filipino children's flood experiences vulnerable contexts & resilience Arlen Ancheta Clarence Batan Dan Angelo Balita Maria Carinnes Alejandria Chapter 8: Drought Food Insecurity and Cultures of Hunger in the Philippines Will Smith Chapter 9: Ethnographic Approaches to Locating Disaster: Honey Harvesting Livelihoods and Everyday Uncertainty on Palawan Island Sarah Webb Chapter 10: Community Engaged Resilience in an Island Community: Case of Fisherfolks in Pamarawan Island Malolos Bulacan Philippines Alain Jomarie G. Santos Zosimo O. Membrebe Jr John Christian C. Valeroso Dr. Arlen A. Ancheta Chapter 11: Harnessing Participatory and Community-Based Approach in Disaster Recovery Planning in Areas Affected by the Earthquake in Bohol Emmanuel M. Luna Rosalie Quilicol and Victor G. Obedicen Chapter 12: Climate Hazard Effects on Socio-Environmental Health and Adaptation Strategies in Two Coastal Communities in Palawan Island Philippines Patrick A. Regoniel Frederick A. Precillas Melissa Theodora U. Macasaet Nelly Mendoza Conclusion: Reframing "Disaster" Noah Theriault
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