From authoritarian enclave to deliberative space: governance logics in post-disaster reconstruction.

摘要: One would be hard-pressed nowadays to find any practitioners and scholars in the field of post-disaster reconstruction who argue against virtues community participation. In practice, however, legacy participation has been mixed. This paper pursues this line inquiry by examining manifestations three communities affected Typhoon Haiyan that struck Philippines on 8 November 2013. The findings suggest different governance logics emerge each case studies: authoritarian; communitarian; deliberative. These promote particular understandings should participate process appropriate scope action for citizens express discontent, provide feedback, perform democratic agency. contends design interventions participatory procedures, as well contingencies wider social contexts, shape character legacies It concludes comparing these 'governance enclaves' imagining possibilities politics settings.