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Applied Anthropology of Risk, Hazards, and Disasters

This article provides a brief introduction to advancements in the anthropology of disasters as well as the historical antecedents and the intellectual collaborations that contributed to contemporary work in the field. It reviews the multiple directions, methodological approaches, and theoretical leanings that comprise today's diversified field of disaster anthropology and discusses how the monographs included in the special edition of Human Organization (74[4]) on the applied anthropology of risks, hazards, and disasters showcase the variety of topics and themes engaged by applied anthropologists who work on disaster-related issues.

A. J. Faas | Roberto E. Barrios | A. Faas

[1] Barbara Bode. DISASTER, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, AND MYTH IN THE PERUVIAN ANDES: THE GENESIS OF AN EXPLANATION * , 1977 .

[2] The Papuan Orokaiva Vs Mt. Lamington: Cultural Shock and Its Aftermath , 1952 .

[3] Roberto E. Barrios. "If You Did Not Grow Up Here, You Cannot Appreciate Living Here": Neoliberalism, Space-time, and Affect in Post-Katrina Recovery Planning , 2011 .

[4] A. Oliver-Smith. traditional agriculture, central places, and postdisaster urban relocation in Peru1 , 1977 .

[5] A. Maskrey,et al. Los Desastres No Son Naturales , 1993 .

[6] A. Faas. Disaster Resettlement Organizations, NGOs, and the Culture of Cooperative Labor in the Ecuadorian Andes , 2014 .