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Human security and natural disasters /

Hobson, Christopher.

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Human security and natural disasters /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Human security and natural disasters // edited by Christopher Hobson, Paul Bacon and Robin Cameron.
other author:	Hobson, Christopher.
Published:	London ;Routledge/Taylor and Francis Group, : 2014.,
Description:	xiii, 196 p. :ill. ;24 cm.
Subject:	Human security. -
ISBN:	9780415737999

Human security and natural disasters /
Human security and natural disasters /edited by Christopher Hobson, Paul Bacon and Robin Cameron. - London ;Routledge/Taylor and Francis Group,2014. - xiii, 196 p. :ill. ;24 cm. - Routledge humanitarian studies series. - Routledge humanitarian studies series..

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Incorporating natural disasters into the human security agenda /Christopher Hobson --Machine generated contents note:

"In looking at natural disasters, this book also refines the human security approach. It does so through developing its previously unexplored interdisciplinary potential. This volume explicitly seeks to bring the human security approach into conversation with contributions from a range of disciplines: development, disaster sociology, gender studies, international law, international relations, philosophy and public health. Collectively these scholars unpack the 'human' element of 'natural' disasters. In doing so, an emphasis is placed on how pre-existing vulnerabilities can be gravely worsened, as well as the interconnected nature of human security threats. The book presents a variety of case studies that include the Indian Ocean tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the 2011 'triple disaster' in Japan." --

ISBN: 9780415737999UK90.00

Standard No.: 11091329

LCCN: 2013033370Subjects--Topical Terms:

1361305
Human security.

LC Class. No.: GB5014 / .H86 2014

Dewey Class. No.: 363.34

National Library of Medicine Call No.: 2015 E-234

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504 $a Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 $g Machine generated contents note: $g 1. $t Incorporating natural disasters into the human security agenda / $r Christopher Hobson -- $t Human security -- $t Applying a human security approach to natural disasters -- $t Human security threats after natural disasters -- $t Chapter outlines -- $t Bibliography -- $g 2. $t Human security after the shock: vulnerability and empowerment / $r Christopher Hobson -- $t Introduction -- $t Human security: in needof rescue? -- $t Applying a human security framework to natural disasters -- $t Conclusion -- $t Bibliography -- $g 3. $t Human security and disasters: what a gender lens offers / $r Elaine Enarson -- $t Whose security? Gender concerns in security and disaster discourse -- $t The state of the art: gender, disaster, and climate-- $t Human security and gender equality: hard-won lessons from disasters -- $t Livelihood security -- $t Housing security.
505 0 0 $t Food security -- $t Health and personal security -- $t Women's empowerment, disaster recovery, and human security -- $t Sustaininggendered security advances -- $t What a gender lens brings to humansecurity and disaster analysis -- $t Bibliography -- $g 4. $t The ethics of disaster and Hurricane Katrina: human security, Homeland Security, and women's groups / $r Naomi Zack -- $t Human security and Homeland Security: safety of persons versus the security of states -- $t Human vulnerability during Hurricane Katrina: the importance of endurance and evacuation -- $t Human security and vulnerable populations: differences among people andnations -- $t What can be done? The global importance of existing women's groups -- $t The importance of women in disaster preparation -- $t Conclusion -- $t Appendix -- $t Notes -- $t Bibliography -- $g 5. $t Responding to chronic disease needs following disasters: a rethink using the Human Security approach / $r Rosamund J Southgate.
505 0 0 $t Introduction -- $t Public Health and Human security -- $t Chronic diseases in disasters -- $t Case study: the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, China -- $t Why are chronic conditions forgotten in relief responses? -- $t A Human Security approach to post-disaster chronic disease needs -- $t Areas for further development in relation to Human Security and natural disasters -- $t Conclusions -- $t Abbreviations used -- $t Bibliography -- $g 6. $t State negligence before and after natural disasters as human rights violations / $r Vesselin Popovski -- $t Introduction -- $t Human rights and human security -- $t Pre-disaster state negligence -- $t State negligence as human rights violation -- $t Domestic remedy: Katrina Canal Breaches litigation -- $t International remedy: European Court of Human Rights -- $t L'Aquila litigation -- $t Conclusion -- $t Bibliography -- $g 7. $t Human security in the face of dual disasters / $r Jennifer Hyndman -- $t Defining dual disasters -- $t Human security and dual disasters: geographical and temporal scope.
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