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ISBN 10: 393992301X
ISBN 13: 9783939923015
Author: Koko Warner
“Perspectives on Social Vulnerability,” edited by Koko Warner and published by the United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS) in 2007, is a foundational work in the field of social vulnerability studies. This volume is part of the UNU-EHS SOURCE series and compiles selected papers from the First Summer Academy on Social Vulnerability held in Hohenkammer, Germany, in July 2006. The publication aims to consolidate research on social vulnerability and facilitate science that increases understanding and proposes possible solutions to manifestations of social vulnerability to environmental and social stressors.
Table of contents:
SECTION I.
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
1.1 (Non-)Knowledge in Hazard and Vulnerability Research: A Heuristic Typology for Empirical Case Studies
by Christian Kuhlicke
1.2 Being Temporal and Vulnerability to Natural Disasters
by Danny H. de Vries
1.3 Water Related Health Risk, Social Vulnerability and Pierre Bourdieu
by Patrick Sakdapolrak
SECTION II.
CONTRIBUTING FACTORS
2.1 Vulnerability, Resilience, and Robustness to Urban Water Scarcity: A Case from Cochabamba, Bolivia
by Amber Wutich
2.2 Hard Decisions in the Big Easy: Social Capital and Evacuation of the New Orleans Area Hispanic Community During Hurricane Katrina
by Byron Real
2.3 Social Distribution of Risk: A Case Study in Tehuantepec, Mexico
by Fernando Briones Gamboa
SECTION III:
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
3.1 Mapping Water Potential: The Use of WATEX to Support UNHCR Refugee Camp Operations in Eastern Chad
by Firoz Verjee & Alain Gachet
3.2 The Effectiveness of Water Policy on Reducing People’s Risk Exposure to Water Management Inefficiencies in Mexico City
by Fabiola Sagrario Sosa Rodríguez.
3.3 Case Study of a Catastrophic Event -Hurricane Katrina: An Evaluation of Social Vulnerability and Community/Organizational Resilience
by Laura Olson
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