Surviving disaster : the longer term effects of mass death / Anne Eyre.

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Eyre, Anne

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TextPublication details: Coventry : Anne Eyre, [1998?]Description: 17 leavesSubject(s):

Disasters -- Great Britain -- Psychological aspects -- Research

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155.936072 21

Subject: This paper introduces a small scale study exploring the longer term effects of disasters through qualitative interviews. The aim is to gain insight into the experiences, feelings and opinions of disaster survivors, particularly in the context of the longer term social, legal and political processes associated with the aftermath of mass death

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This paper introduces a small scale study exploring the longer term effects of disasters through qualitative interviews. The aim is to gain insight into the experiences, feelings and opinions of disaster survivors, particularly in the context of the longer term social, legal and political processes associated with the aftermath of mass death

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