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Philippine Studies Historical Ethnographic Viewpoints : contextualizing disaster justice : perspectives and provocations

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines : Atene De Manila University, 2023-Description: volumes 23 cmISSN: 2244-1638.(print); 2244-1093 (online)Subject(s): Philippine history -- Periodicals
Contents:
Demanding Disaster Justice: Social Movement Framing and Mobilization after Super Typhoon Yolanda / Dakila Kim P. Yee
Disaster Justice in Climate Resettlement: Is There a Potential for Equitable Processes and Outcomes? / Justin See
Understanding the Materiality of Disaster Injustice in Post-disaster Housing Reconstruction/ Pamela Gloria Cajilig, Monica F. A. W. Santos, Simon Cervantes, and Olivia Alma G. Sicam
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SERIALS/JOURNALS SERIALS/JOURNALS MMSU Main Library
Serials (Local) Volume 71, Number 4 (2023) Available Room Use Only SERIALS-152

Philippine Studies Historical Ethnographic Viewpoints covers research on Philippine history and ethnography, with its format evolving from Philippine Studies founded in 1953, and adopting its current name and subtitle in 2012.

Demanding Disaster Justice: Social Movement Framing and Mobilization after Super Typhoon Yolanda / Dakila Kim P. Yee

Disaster Justice in Climate Resettlement: Is There a Potential for Equitable Processes and Outcomes? / Justin See

Understanding the Materiality of Disaster Injustice in Post-disaster Housing Reconstruction/ Pamela Gloria Cajilig, Monica F. A. W. Santos, Simon Cervantes, and Olivia Alma G. Sicam

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