Written by scholars who experienced Hurricane Katrina first-hand, this book analyzes issues that are still impacting residents a decade later such as discrimination, gentrification, mass privatization of public institutions, street harassment, and domestic violence.
Written by scholars who experienced Hurricane Katrina first-hand, this book analyzes issues that are still impacting residents a decade later such as discrimination, gentrification, mass privatization of public institutions, street harassment, and domestic violence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Jeannie Haubert - Contributions by Elizabeth Fussell; Timothy J. Haney; James R. Elliott; Kristen Barber; Jean Ait Belkhir; Amy Bellone Hite; Farrah Gafford Cambrice; Jennifer Day-Sully; Shiloh Deitz; Erica Dudas; Dana M. Greene; Andrea Wilbon H
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Foreword James R. Elliott Chapter 1: Rethinking Disaster Recovery: Editor's Introduction Jeannie Haubert Part I: Gender and Sexuality in the Recovery Process Chapter 2: Trauma Recovery and Sexuality in Post- Katrina New Orleans Mimi Schippers Chapter 3: It's Raining Men: Gender and Street Harassment in Post-Katrina New Orleans Andrea Wilbon Hartman Erica Dudas and Jennifer Day-Sully Chapter 4: Ten Years Later: Domestic Violence and Hurricane Katrina Pamela Jenkins and Bethany Van Brown Chapter 5: Missing in the Storm: The Gender Gap in Hurricane Katrina Research and Disaster Management Efforts Kristen Barber and Shiloh Deitz Part II: Race and Class in the Recovery Process Chapter 6: On the Kindness of Strangers: Am I More Worthy of Your Sympathy than Lakisha and Jamal? Jeannie Haubert Chapter 7: Disaster Reconstruction and Racialization: Latinos in New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina Elizabeth Fussell and Amy Bellone-Hite Chapter 8: Flourishing or Floundering? Examining the Career Paths of African American Emerging Adults in Post-Katrina New Orleans Farrah Gafford Cambrice Chapter 9: New Orleans' Katrina Recovery for Whom and What? A Race Gender and Class Approach Jean Ait Belkhir Part III: Doing Academia Through Disaster Chapter 10: Trauma Survivor as Author; Method as Recovery Jessica W. Pardee Chapter 11: Housing Market Mayhem: Problems Studying Discrimination Post-Disaster Jeannie Haubert Chapter 12: "We're Still in the Trenches Baby": Navigating Academia in an Uncertain Post-Katrina World Danielle Antoinette Hidalgo and Dana M. Greene Chapter 13: Learning from Disaster: Post-Katrina New Orleans as a Sociological Classroom Timothy J. Haney Postscript Dana M. Greene
Foreword James R. Elliott Chapter 1: Rethinking Disaster Recovery: Editor's Introduction Jeannie Haubert Part I: Gender and Sexuality in the Recovery Process Chapter 2: Trauma Recovery and Sexuality in Post- Katrina New Orleans Mimi Schippers Chapter 3: It's Raining Men: Gender and Street Harassment in Post-Katrina New Orleans Andrea Wilbon Hartman Erica Dudas and Jennifer Day-Sully Chapter 4: Ten Years Later: Domestic Violence and Hurricane Katrina Pamela Jenkins and Bethany Van Brown Chapter 5: Missing in the Storm: The Gender Gap in Hurricane Katrina Research and Disaster Management Efforts Kristen Barber and Shiloh Deitz Part II: Race and Class in the Recovery Process Chapter 6: On the Kindness of Strangers: Am I More Worthy of Your Sympathy than Lakisha and Jamal? Jeannie Haubert Chapter 7: Disaster Reconstruction and Racialization: Latinos in New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina Elizabeth Fussell and Amy Bellone-Hite Chapter 8: Flourishing or Floundering? Examining the Career Paths of African American Emerging Adults in Post-Katrina New Orleans Farrah Gafford Cambrice Chapter 9: New Orleans' Katrina Recovery for Whom and What? A Race Gender and Class Approach Jean Ait Belkhir Part III: Doing Academia Through Disaster Chapter 10: Trauma Survivor as Author; Method as Recovery Jessica W. Pardee Chapter 11: Housing Market Mayhem: Problems Studying Discrimination Post-Disaster Jeannie Haubert Chapter 12: "We're Still in the Trenches Baby": Navigating Academia in an Uncertain Post-Katrina World Danielle Antoinette Hidalgo and Dana M. Greene Chapter 13: Learning from Disaster: Post-Katrina New Orleans as a Sociological Classroom Timothy J. Haney Postscript Dana M. Greene
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