Functional priorities in community disasters.

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Yutzy, Daniel

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1966Description: 18p., 25 refsReport number: DRC-PAPER-7; Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: It is suggested that the study of disasters is incomplete without coming to terms with communities as social entities. This paper attempts two things: 1) to set forth a workable definition of community for the purposes of disaster research; 2) to introduce the notion of functional priorities as a means of analysis of and comparison between communities in disasters

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It is suggested that the study of disasters is incomplete without coming to terms with communities as social entities. This paper attempts two things: 1) to set forth a workable definition of community for the purposes of disaster research; 2) to introduce the notion of functional priorities as a means of analysis of and comparison between communities in disasters

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