Zusatztext This much-needed book brings to life current social work theory and practice in post-disaster recovery environments. It showcases the strength of international collaborations in understanding this work-each case study powerfully illustrates that recovery is unique to each disaster situation, yet common in terms of the imperative of rebuilding lives. With gender, inclusion, and social context at the forefront, this book is an invaluable reflection on social work's contribution to recovery work. Informationen zum Autor Julie L. Drolet, PhD, MSW, is Professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary's Central and Northern Alberta Region (CNAR) in Edmonton, Alberta. She is also Principal Investigator of the Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster research partnership. Klappentext Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster brings together an international team of social work researchers to provide a comprehensive perspective on the realities of disaster recovery and explore key concepts such as resilience, community-based disaster risk reduction, and social and gendered construction of vulnerability and capabilities. Zusammenfassung Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster brings together an international team of social work researchers to provide a comprehensive perspective on the realities of disaster recovery and explore key concepts such as resilience, community-based disaster risk reduction, and social and gendered construction of vulnerability and capabilities. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I: Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster Partnership 1. Introduction Julie L. Drolet and Amy Fulton 2. Literature Review Crystal Kwan and Julie L. Drolet 3. Methodology Haorui Wu and Julie L. Drolet Part II: Country Case Studies 4. British Columbia Wildfires: Recovery and Renewal Ten Years Post-Disaster Grant Larson and Julie L. Drolet 5. 'At the End of the Road': The Effects of the Johnsons Landing Landslide in a Rural and Remote Community in British Columbia, Canada Julie L. Drolet 6. Global Resilience through Opportunities for Women (GROW): Applied Strategies from the United States in the Context of Environmental Hazards Robin L. Ersing 7. The Impact of Slow-Onset and Catastrophic Climate Events on Mental Health and Well-Being in Australia: Understanding the Relevance of the Environment to Social Work Practice Margaret Alston and Tricia Hazeleger 8. Post-Tsunami Recovery in South India: Including the Excluded Miriam Samuel, Julie L. Drolet, and Haorui Wu 9. The Role of Women in Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster in Pakistan: A Gendered Analysis Golam M. Mathbor 10. Women Leaders' Agency in Community-Based Organizations: The Study of the 921 Earthquake Yen Yi Huang and Chaohsing Huang Part III: Lessons from Recovery and Reconstruction Initiatives 11. Enhancing Women's Mental Health and Well-Being Following a Natural Disaster: Lessons from the 2004 Tsunami in Sri Lanka Lena Dominelli 12. After the Wenchuan Earthquake: Harmonization of Physical Reconstruction and Social Reconstruction in China Haorui Wu 13. Post-Disaster Experiences: Lessons from the Frontline Desley Hargreaves Part IV: Conclusion 14. Conclusion Julie L. Drolet ...

Autorentext
Julie L. Drolet, PhD, MSW, is Professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary's Central and Northern Alberta Region (CNAR) in Edmonton, Alberta. She is also Principal Investigator of the Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster research partnership.

Klappentext

Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster brings together an international team of social work researchers to provide a comprehensive perspective on the realities of disaster recovery and explore key concepts such as resilience, community-based disaster risk reduction, and social and gendered construction of vulnerability and capabilities.

Inhalt

• Part I: Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster Partnership

• 1. Introduction

• Julie L. Drolet and Amy Fulton

• 2. Literature Review

• Crystal Kwan and Julie L. Drolet

• 3. Methodology

• Haorui Wu and Julie L. Drolet

• Part II: Country Case Studies

• 4. British Columbia Wildfires: Recovery and Renewal Ten Years Post-Disaster

• Grant Larson and Julie L. Drolet

• 5. 'At the End of the Road': The Effects of the Johnsons Landing Landslide in a Rural and Remote Community in British Columbia, Canada

• Julie L. Drolet

• 6. Global Resilience through Opportunities for Women (GROW): Applied Strategies from the United States in the Context of Environmental Hazards

• Robin L. Ersing

• 7. The Impact of Slow-Onset and Catastrophic Climate Events on Mental Health and Well-Being in Australia: Understanding the Relevance of the Environment to Social Work Practice

• Margaret Alston and Tricia Hazeleger

• 8. Post-Tsunami Recovery in South India: Including the Excluded

• Miriam Samuel, Julie L. Drolet, and Haorui Wu

• 9. The Role of Women in Rebuilding Lives Post-Disaster in Pakistan: A Gendered Analysis

• Golam M. Mathbor

• 10. Women Leaders' Agency in Community-Based Organizations: The Study of the 921 Earthquake

• Yen Yi Huang and Chaohsing Huang

• Part III: Lessons from Recovery and Reconstruction Initiatives

• 11. Enhancing Women's Mental Health and Well-Being Following a Natural Disaster: Lessons from the 2004 Tsunami in Sri Lanka

• Lena Dominelli

• 12. After the Wenchuan Earthquake: Harmonization of Physical Reconstruction and Social Reconstruction in China

• Haorui Wu

• 13. Post-Disaster Experiences: Lessons from the Frontline

• Desley Hargreaves

• Part IV: Conclusion

• 14. Conclusion

• Julie L. Drolet