Illusions of safety : culture and earthquake hazard response in California and Japan
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Illusions of safety : culture and earthquake hazard response in California and Japan
Westview Press, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [104]-113) and index
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Illusions of Safety surveys the cultural influences on responses to earthquake risk in both the United States and Japan. The attitudes of Japanese and Californian respondents are compared and analyzed for their shaping of individual responses to earthquakes. Survey responses and the authors firsthand experience of the reactions to the Kobe, Japan, earthquake in 1995 and the Northridge, California, earthquake are presented and show that the Japanese generally prefer a communal approach to earthquake response whereas Americans (more specifically Californians) place more emphasis on household self-sufficiency. The authors examine how these reactions influence public policy for earthquake preparedness and response in each country. } Illusions of Safety surveys the cultural influences on responses to earthquake risk in both the United States and Japan. The attitudes of Japanese and Californian respondents are compared and analyzed for their shaping of individual responses to earthquakes.
Survey responses and the authors firsthand experience of the reactions to the Kobe, Japan, earthquake in 1995 and the Northridge, California, earthquake are presented and show that the Japanese generally prefer a communal approach to earthquake response whereas Americans (more specifically Californians) place more emphasis on household self-sufficiency. The authors examine how these reactions influence public policy for earthquake preparedness and response in each country. }
目次
- Earthquake Hazards in Japan and the United States
- Social and Behavioral Science and the Study of Human Response to Earthquake Hazards
- Description of the Empirical Study
- General Description of Respondents
- Attitudinal Characteristics
- Culture and Risk Perception
- Adoption of Mitigation Measures
- Beliefs About Government Aid and Public Policy Measures
- Implications of This Research for Public Policy
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