Influence of symbolic interaction on disaster research.

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Nigg, Joanne M

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University of Delaware. Disaster Research Center

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TextLanguage: ENG Series: Article (University of Delaware. Disaster Research Center) ; 280Publication details: 1994Description: [18] pSubject(s):

Subject: Presents a brief review of the history of disaster and hazards research, specifies the early influence of symbolic interaction on disaster research, and illustrates the theoretical contributions of Ralph H. Turner to hazard perception and behavioral responses

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Bibliography: p. 48-50

From: Self, collective behavior and society : essays honoring the contributions of Ralph H. Turner; p. 33-50

Presents a brief review of the history of disaster and hazards research, specifies the early influence of symbolic interaction on disaster research, and illustrates the theoretical contributions of Ralph H. Turner to hazard perception and behavioral responses

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