The human side of disaster

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The human side of disaster

Thomas E. Drabek

CRC Press, c2010

  • : hardback

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-292) and index

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内容説明

When disaster strikes, people react, and usually, fear levels rise. Temporarily, however, one motivation supersedes all others: survival of self and those nearby, especially loved ones. Based on the author's years of research and teaching experience, The Human Side of Disaster scientifically evaluates human responses in the face of disasters. This examination informs emergency managers and response teams and teaches them how to anticipate human behaviors in-crisis. The book begins with four scenarios based on interviews and real events that introduce the human side of disaster. The stories examine how attention to, or lack of, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation affect outcomes. Each subsequent chapter refers back to the original Experiences chapter and provides insights that can be applied not only to events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods, but also to man-made threats including industrial accidents and acts of terrorism. The author explores how people's responses can be predicted, the long term effects of disaster on the psyche, and the key issues involved in recovery. A balanced interpretation of research, results, and experience, the book demonstrates how traditional warning methods and high-tech systems can work together to improve communications, evacuations, and reconstruction efforts. It highlights the role of the human element in any disaster situation and demonstrates how to use that element as part of a planned disaster response.

目次

Experiences The Taxi The Earring The Honeymoon The Ceiling The Insights The Problem and Approach The Danger around You Is Increasing The Many Faces of Disaster The Approach The Insights Hear That Siren? Who Panics and Why Neutralizing Threat Information Doing It Right But Not Everyone Responds the Same The Insights It Can't Be Done That Lady Named Carla A Disaster Subculture? The Mythology of Car Wrecks "Resisters? We'll Arrest Them!" Confirmation: A Likely Action Families Are the Units The Insights Shall We Leave? Pathways to Evacuation Where Do They Go? "We Wanna Go Home" Evacuation Facilitators An Aside: Crisis Relocation Planning and Homeland Security Advisory System The Insights Why Me? Victim Responses The Disaster Syndrome: Another Myth Exploded Heroes: They Are for Real Helpers: How Many Are There? "Where Is My Daughter?" But There Are Constraints The Insights Volunteers? You Bet! The Flood Breakers Are Volunteers Like Yachts? The Utopian Mood Unveiling the Many Forms of Volunteerism The Insights Organized-Disorganization Raining in Indianapolis "But We Deal with Emergencies Daily" Sorting Out Organizational Responders Is Communication the Problem? Social Map: Lake Pomona Communication Structure Cooperation Is Not Enough The Insights Life in a Fishbowl The Bitch Phase Looting Fears Bad Dreams Short-Term Oscillations Windows of Opportunity "When Can We Go Home?" The Insights What about My Psyche? An Atypical Example Modal Patterns Patterned Variations Kinfolk and Friends "This Is My Mother" The Insights What Must Be Done? Variable Perceptions of Risk Disasters Are Nonroutine Social Problems Professionalism in Emergency Management Strategies for Maintaining Organizational Integrity Disaster Response Coordination Strategies Concluding Principles Notes Suggested Readings Index

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