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Research on Social Work and Disasters
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Over the past decade, several major natural disasters have had devastating impacts throughout the United States and the world. Since larger populations now live and work on land vulnerable to various hazards, natural disasters can be expected to affect more people each year. As a result, the social work profession soon will be stretched to its limi
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- About the Editors
- Introduction
- Disaster Research in Social Work
- A Primer for Social Work Research on Disaster
- Predictors of Rural Community Survival After Natural Disaster: Implications for Social Work Practice
- Research as Social Action in the Aftermath of Hurricane Andrew
- Community Responses to Chronic Technological Disaster: The Case of the Pigeon River
- Social Vulnerability to Toxic Risk
- Inter-Agency Collaboration and Hazards Education in American Communities
- Index