Social science perspectives on the coming San Francisco earthquake: economic impact, prediction, and reconstruction.

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TextSeries: Natural hazard research working paper ; 25Publication details: [Boulder, Colo.: University of Colorado], 1970Description: 81p.: ill., mapsSubject(s):

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P 303.485 SOC

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Includes bibliographical references

Predicting the economic impact of earthquakes by Harold C. Cochrane; Forecasting the consequences of earthquake forecasting by J. Eugene Haas; The coming San Francisco earthquake: after the disaster by M. J. Bowden and R. W. Kates

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