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1 Online-Ressource (422 pages)
ISBN:
9780128095621
Content:
"Front Cover" -- "Creating Katrina, Rebuilding Resilience" -- "Copyright Page" -- "Dedication" -- "Contents" -- "List of Contributors" -- "I. Introduction and Theoretical Framework" -- "1 Editorsâ introduction: The voices of the barefoot scholars" -- "Classifying Disasters" -- "New Orleans and the Livinâ Ainât Easy" -- "Vulnerable Lives" -- "Linking Vulnerability and Resilience" -- "Working With Cultural Assets" -- "Classifying Resilience" -- "Social Infrastructure and Capacity" -- "Frameworks Utilized in This Volume" -- "Disasters Require Multiple Perspectives and Paradigms" -- "The Not-So-Hidden Agendas of Post-Katrina Research" -- "Hybridizing Knowledge for Disaster Research" -- "Barefoot Scholars" -- "A Complex Systems Approach: The Umbrella of Our Theoretical Framework" -- "Vulnerability and Resilience as a Systems Problem" -- "Structural Violence and Intersectionality" -- "Book Sections and Chapters" -- "References" -- "2 Settlement shifts in the wake of catastrophe" -- "Introduction" -- "Prologue: New Orleansâ Historical Settlement Patterns" -- "Post-Katrina Residential Settlement Patterns" -- "Resettlement in Vertical Space" -- "Resettlement by FEMA Flood Zones" -- "Resettlement in Horizontal Space" -- "Conclusions" -- "Epilogue" -- "Acknowledgments" -- "References" -- "3 Vulnerability-plus theory: The integration of community disaster vulnerability and resiliency theories" -- "Vulnerability-plus Theory" -- "The Development Perspective" -- "Chain of Causality: Root Causes, Structural Constraints, and Unsafe Conditions" -- "The Pressure and Release model" -- "Root causes" -- "Structural constraints" -- "Unsafe conditions" -- "Livelihoods" -- "Leverage points in the PAR model" -- "Access to Resources Model" -- "The Resilience Perspective" -- "Attributes of Resilience Resources" -- "Robustness" -- "Redundancy" -- "Rapidity
Content:
"Types of Resources" -- "Economic development" -- "Social capital" -- "Information and communication" -- "Collective action" -- "Comparing and Contrasting Vulnerability and Resiliency" -- "Vulnerability and Resilience Theories Are Complementary" -- "Continuity Between Vulnerability and Resilience Theories" -- "Vulnerability-plus Theory as Integration of Theories" -- "Assumptions of Vulnerability-plus Theory" -- "Empirical Support" -- "Causal Chains in V+ Theory" -- "Root Causes" -- "Structural Constraints" -- "Unsafe Conditions" -- "Hazard Types" -- "Disaster Characteristics" -- "Resources" -- "Summary and Conclusions" -- "References" -- "4 A systems approach to vulnerability and resilience in post-Katrina New Orleans" -- "Systems Approach to Vulnerability and Resilience" -- "Key Features of Complex Systems in Post-Katrina Recovery" -- "Recovery as a Complex Adaptive Social System Problem" -- "Signals and Information in Post-Katrina Recovery" -- "Information Blackout" -- "Monitoring Recovery: The New Orleans Index" -- "Resiliency, Recovery Planning and Collective Action" -- "Aid, Culture, and Resilience" -- "Resilience and Footprint" -- "In Need of a âNew Dealâ" -- "Conclusion: The Road to Complex Recovery" -- "References" -- "Further Readings" -- "5 âBuilt-inâ structural violence and vulnerability: A common threat to resilient disaster recovery" -- "Introduction" -- "Important Terms and Concepts" -- "Agency" -- "Resiliency" -- "Agency Disrespect as Structural Violence" -- "Trauma" -- "Delay" -- "Examples of Structural Violence" -- "âLouisiana Road Homeâ and New York Cityâs âBuild It Backâ" -- "Shrinking the Footprint or Not?âHow Not to Have That Discussion" -- "The Extreme Structural Violence on the Economically and Politically Powerless" -- "Evacuation Nightmare" -- "Health Care Scarcity" -- "Postdisaster Housing
Content:
"How to Stop the Violence" -- "Owner-Occupied Housing Recovery" -- "Recovery Planning" -- "Successful Evacuation That Supports Return" -- "Expediently Provided, Postdisaster Health Care" -- "Survivor Aid and Return of Agency to Economically and Politically Disenfranchised" -- "Concluding Remarks" -- "References" -- "II. Disaster Vulnerability" -- "6 Setting the Stage for the Katrina Catastrophe: Environmental Degradation, Engineering Miscalculation, Ignoring Science, a..." -- "Introduction" -- "Origin and Function of Louisianaâs Coastal Wetlands" -- "The âNaturalâ Cycle of Wetland Development and Maintenance" -- "Subsidence and Relative Sea-Level Rise" -- "Surge and Storm Wind Reduction" -- "Management of the Coastal Wetlands and the Resultant Dilemma" -- "Control of the Lower Mississippi River" -- "Oil and Gas Extraction and the Disruption of Natural Hydrology -- Enhanced Subsidence" -- "The Mississippi River Gulf Outlet Navigation Channel" -- "The MRGO âFunnelâ" -- "New StudiesâWetland Storm Reduction Value" -- "Wetland Role in Surge Reduction" -- "Computer Modeling to Reconstruct Surge and Waves Along the MRGO" -- "Effects of MRGO Reach 2 on Waves" -- "Hurricane Betsy and the 1965 Flood Control Act" -- "Forensic InvestigationsâLevee Failures" -- "Polder Levee Failures" -- "Accounting for Subsidence and Sea-Level Rise" -- "Recommendations for Sustainability" -- "Restore the Coastal Wetland Apron" -- "Activities since Katrina" -- "Oversight and use of a science and risk-based engineered levee design process" -- "Risk-based management planning" -- "Conclusions: Habitat Sustainability Is Needed to Support Human Resilience" -- "References" -- "Further Reading" -- "7 Three centuries in the making: Hurricane Katrina from an historical perspective" -- "Significance of an Historical Perspective" -- "Conceptual and Theoretical Framework
Content:
"Vulnerability and Resilience" -- "Vulnerability and resiliency" -- "Community resilience" -- "Causal chain in Vulnerability-plus theory" -- "Root causes" -- "Structural constraints" -- "Unsafe conditions" -- "Access to resources" -- "Political Ecology of New Orleans" -- "Historical Events Creating Katrina" -- "The Progression to Vulnerability" -- "Political and Economic Marginalization of People of Color" -- "Oil, Canals, and Environmental Degradation" -- "Migration and Population Displacement Since 1960" -- "Results of the Neglect of New Orleans" -- "Vulnerability and Resilience During Katrina" -- "Katrinaâs Natural, Technological, and Organizational Failure Hazards" -- "The Nature of the Hurricane Katrina Disaster" -- "The Pattern of Disaster Damage and Loss" -- "Katrina as Catastrophe" -- "Resilience Resources" -- "Environmental Justice: Recovery by Race, Income, Gender, and Age" -- "Economic Resources" -- "Information and Communication" -- "Social Capital" -- "Collective Action" -- "Summary and Conclusions" -- "The Political Ecology of Katrina and Southeast Louisiana" -- "Implications for Vulnerability-plus Theory" -- "Root causes" -- "Structural constraints, dynamic pressures, and risk drivers" -- "Unsafe locations" -- "Characteristics of Katrina" -- "Economic resources" -- "Information and communication resources" -- "Social capital resources" -- "Collective action resources" -- "Substantive Implications of Katrina" -- "Policy Implications" -- "References" -- "8 The resilience in the shadows of catastrophe: Addressing the existence and implications of vulnerability in New Orleans a..." -- "Introduction" -- "Vulnerability Defined" -- "Resilience Defined" -- "The New Orleans and Southeastern Louisiana âCatastropheâ" -- "The New Orleans Vulnerability and Resilience Paradigm
Content:
"Causal Process: The New Orleans and Southeastern Louisiana âCatastropheâ" -- "Root Causes" -- "Dynamic Pressures" -- "Unsafe Conditions" -- "Predictors of Social Vulnerability in Louisiana: A Multilevel Analysis" -- "Addressing Vulnerability in New Orleans and Southeastern Louisiana" -- "Conclusion" -- "References" -- "Further Readings" -- "9 Problematizing vulnerability: Unpacking gender, intersectionality, and the normative disaster paradigm" -- "Introduction" -- "Problematizing the Essentializing of Female Vulnerability in Disaster Research" -- "Fitting One Size of Vulnerability to All" -- "Vulnerabilities in the Context of New Orleans" -- "Framework for Understanding Urban Vulnerability in New Orleans" -- "The Intersectionality of Gendered Vulnerability in New Orleans" -- "Financial Vulnerability" -- "Housing Vulnerability" -- "Health Care, Education, and Transportation" -- "Political Economy and Neoliberal Vulnerabilities" -- "Other Intersectionalities of Gendered Vulnerability in New Orleans" -- "Conclusion" -- "References" -- "Further Reading" -- "III. Disaster Resilience" -- "10 Culture and resilience: How music has fostered resilience in post-Katrina New Orleans" -- "Introduction" -- "Background: Supporting Resilience From the Outside" -- "Understanding Resilience and Designing the Research" -- "The Context for This Research" -- "Questions to be Answered" -- "Methodology" -- "Study Design" -- "Sample" -- "Data Collection" -- "Data Analysis" -- "Ethics" -- "Locating Resilience in Musical Performance" -- "Risk Factors, Stress, and Mental Health" -- "Protective Factors and Assets" -- "Social Support" -- "Connections to Community and Mentoring" -- "The Impact of Music Performance on Performers and Audience Members" -- "Hobfollâs Conservation of Resources Theory" -- "Conclusion" -- "References
Content:
"11 Resilience among vulnerable populations: The neglected role of culture
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Print version Zakour, Michael J Creating Katrina, Rebuilding Resilience : Lessons from New Orleans on Vulnerability and Resiliency Saint Louis : Elsevier Science,c2017 9780128095577
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