Mapping Vulnerability: Disasters, Development and People

摘要: Introduction: Mapping Vulnerability * Theorizing in a Globalized World: A Political Ecological Perspective The Historical Geography of Disaster: 'Vulnerability' and 'Local Knowledge' Western Discourse Need for Rethinking the Concepts Risk from Holistic Perspective: Necessary Review Criticism Effective Management Complexity Diversity: Unlocking Social Domains Disaster Response Lower Lempa River Valley, El Salvador: Reduction Development Project Ni o Events, Forecasts Decision-making Vulnerable Regions versus People: An Ethiopian Case Study From to Empowerment Progress Analysis Capacity Reduction: Task People Themselves Macro-economic Vulnerability: Dynamics, Public Policy Gendering Analysis: Towards More Nuanced Approach Assessment Capability Conclusion: as Means Strengthening Formulation Practice Notes References Index