Blame assignment in a diffuse disaster situation : a case example of the role of an emergenct citizen group.

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Neal, David M

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1984Description: 17 pSubject(s):

Subject: Looks at how grassroots citizen's group blamed a local company for air pollution and health problems. The placement of blame by the group had both positive and negative consequences for their goals. In addition, the type of disaster - diffuse or focalized, and technological or natural - may have an impact upon who or what becomes the target of blame.

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Looks at how grassroots citizen's group blamed a local company for air pollution and health problems. The placement of blame by the group had both positive and negative consequences for their goals. In addition, the type of disaster - diffuse or focalized, and technological or natural - may have an impact upon who or what becomes the target of blame.

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