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Post-disaster reconstruction in Constitución, Chile
Journal Title: SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE 
Author/s: Davide Olori 
Year:  2016 Issue: 111 Language: English 
Pages:  19 Pg. 45-63 FullText PDF:  587 KB
DOI:  10.3280/SUR2016-111003
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The post-disaster reconstruction of territories hit by an environmental disaster further stresses the existing social polarizations and the latent conflicts within the areas where the event takes place. Through a chilean case study, we hypothesize that the investigation of the ways social actors move across the city allows us to understand how people return to "normality" when forced to re-organize their lives in the post-disaster phase.
Keywords: Reconstruccion, vulnerability, disaster, Constitución, socio-spatial dynamics, social inequality.

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Davide Olori, in "SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE" 111/2016, pp. 45-63, DOI:10.3280/SUR2016-111003

   

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