Poverty and Disasters in the United States¶
Fothergill, & Peek. (2004). Poverty and Disasters in the United States: A Review of Recent Sociological Findings.
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Domain-specific¶
- Recovery Inequity
- Natural-disaster recovery (canonical) — after hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and earthquakes, rebuilding dollars, permits, insurance settlements, and contractor capacity flow toward documented-property, insured, English-speaking, politically connected households, while renters, mobile-home parks, and undocumented residents rebuild slowly or are permanently displaced
This sourceFothergill and Peek's review finding the US poor more vulnerable to disasters through residence type, building construction and social exclusion, with effects varying by social class across recovery.
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“how low-income populations may be differentially impacted, both physically and psychologically, and how disaster effects vary by social class during the periods of emergency response, recovery, and reconstruction.”
- Natural-disaster recovery (canonical) — after hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and earthquakes, rebuilding dollars, permits, insurance settlements, and contractor capacity flow toward documented-property, insured, English-speaking, politically connected households, while renters, mobile-home parks, and undocumented residents rebuild slowly or are permanently displaced
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