作者
Mark Pelling, Kathleen Dill
发表日期
2010/2
期刊
Progress in human geography
卷号
34
期号
1
页码范围
21-37
出版商
Sage Publications
简介
Calls from the climate change community and a more widespread concern for human security have reawakened the interest of geographers and others in disaster politics. A legacy of geographical research on the political causes and consequences of disaster is reviewed and built on to formulate a framework for the analysis of post-disaster political space. This is constructed around the notion of a contested social contract. The Marmara earthquake, Turkey, is used to illustrate the framework and provide empirical detail on the multiple scales and time phasing of post-disaster political change. Priorities for a future research agenda in disaster politics are proposed.
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M Pelling, K Dill - Progress in human geography, 2010