Many disasters are approached by researchers, managers and
policymakers as if they have a clear beginning, middle and end. But
often the experience of being in a disaster is not like this. This
book offers non-linear, non-prescriptive ways of thinking about
disasters and allows the people affected by disaster the chance to
speak.
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