Coping with disasters by building local resiliency / Jacquelyn L. Monday and Mary Fran Myers.

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TextPublication details: Boulder, Colo. : University of Colorado, 2000Description: 4 pSubject(s):

Disaster relief -- Management -- United States

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363.3481 20

Subject: Recent experience and research have suggested that the increasingly costly and complex natural disasters of the last decade are in large part the result of trying to cope with hazards in isolation from the broader social, economic, environmental, psychological and political factors that shape our world. In some cases, these external factors have helped to create existing levels of discussion

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Recent experience and research have suggested that the increasingly costly and complex natural disasters of the last decade are in large part the result of trying to cope with hazards in isolation from the broader social, economic, environmental, psychological and political factors that shape our world. In some cases, these external factors have helped to create existing levels of discussion

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