From disaster to post-disaster policies
outlines and horizons of a field of study
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2316-770X.2020.20637Keywords:
disaster studies, policies, post-disaster policiesAbstract
In this article, I review works in the field of disaster studies, a research expertise that remains unexplored in Brazil, especially in the domains of sociology and anthropology. Initially, I recompose the semantic field of this literature, highlighting the notion of disaster as a central category of analysis. Then, I analyze the idea of post-disaster, a notion presented by the authors as a moment that follows the main event. Finally, I introduce the original concept of post-disaster policy, encompassing all sorts of efforts engendered by different actors to restore life in the post-disaster. And I propose, as a research agenda for this concept, to understand its concrete implementation through a theoretical and methodological interaction with the studies of policies.
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