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K. James,J. Breckenridge,R. Braaf,I. Barrett Meyeringciples and values: the Puritans, the Dissenters, the Glorious Revolution; the England of Cromwell and Victoria; of Hobbes, Adam Smith and Samuel Smiles. This paper explores key historical, theological, economic, industrial, ideological and philosophical developments of these three centuries in Engla

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Articulation of Personal Network Structure with Gendered Well-Being in Disaster and Relocation Settminor part to biological differences between men and women (e.g., pregnancy, nursing, physical strength, various hormone levels, differences in daily caloric intake strategies/metabolism), but is due in major part to culturally derived gender roles involving responsibilities of maintaining networks

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Sexual and Gender Minorities in Humanitarian Emergencies,of the population. However, existing stigmas surrounding minority sexual orientation and gender identities, coupled with rigid normative systems within the context of emergency response, may further marginalize and compromise the security and well-being of LGBTI persons. This chapter offers examples

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A Rising Tide Does Not Lift All Boats Equally: Gender as Hazard in Disaster Planning and Response,der-hazard framework for identifying the preexisting vulnerabilities of a female population that can potentially lead to an increased level of sexual violence after a disaster. I show that it was possible to predict the increased levels of sexual violence against women and girls that occurred after

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Understanding the Risk of Domestic Violence During and Post Natural Disasters: Literature Review,esilience and change. It reviews the research literature and historical findings on DV occurring in the context of disasters in industrialized countries, in particular Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the USA. The findings from previous research are synthesized in order to examine the trends and