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Mass Emergencies and Disasters Roskilde University Negotiations of Acknowledgement among Middle Class Residents An Analysis of Post Disaster Interactions and Performance in a Danish Context Andersen, Nina Blom Published in: International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters Publication date: 2013 Citation for published version (APA): Andersen, N. B. (2013). Negotiations of Acknowledgement among Middle Class Residents: An Analysis of Post Disaster Interactions and Performance in a Danish Context. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, 31(2), 270-292. 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Sep. 2021 International Journal of MASS EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS Vol. 31 No. 2 August 2013 i International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters Official Journal of the Research Committee on Disasters International Sociological Association The International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters is one of the world’s leading journals of disaster research. Established in March 1983, it publishes internationally refereed articles of the highest scholarly standard. The Journal is published triannually during the months of March, August and November. It is concerned with the social and behavioral aspects of relatively sudden collective stress situations typically referred to as disasters or mass emergencies. All aspects of the life history of such events, both actual and threatened, are examined including mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery activities. These situations often are created by natural disaster agents, technological accidents, violent intergroup conflicts, shortages of vital resources, acute and chronic environmental threats, and other kinds of major hazards to life, health, property, well-being, and everyday routines. Although the focus of the Journal is on work dealing with the human and organizational aspects of mass emergencies, contributions concerning medical, biological, physical engineering, or other technical matters are acceptable if social and behavioral features of disasters are also prominently discussed. The Journal addresses issues of theory, research, planning, and policy. The central purpose is publication of results of scientific research, theoretical and policy studies, and scholarly accounts of such events as floods and earthquakes, explosions and massive fires, disorderly crowds and riots, energy cut-offs and power blackouts, toxic chemical poisonings and nuclear radiation exposures, and similar types of crisis-generating situations. Its audience includes specialists within various areas of research and teaching plus people working in the field who are responsible for mitigative, preparedness, response, or recovery actions. Although each issue of the Journal typically deals with a variety of relevant topics, special issues on particular subjects are published whenever possible to bring together a set of articles on a specific problem area. Since the Journal is intended to provide an international forum, contributions from and about all sections of the world are encouraged. Priority is given to those writing with cross-cultural data or implications. The Journal has five sections, although not all of these appear in any single issue: • Research and Theoretical Articles: Empirical and scholarly studies reflecting the central concerns of the Journal. • Book and Film Reviews: Critical examinations of the written and visual literature on disasters and mass emergencies. • Editorial Commentaries: Brief overviews by Journal editors and special-issue editors placing the material in a given issue in the larger context of the state of the field. • The Critic’s Corner: An open page presenting controversial issues and personal opinions by invited and volunteer authors. • Feedback from the Field: Letters to the editor and brief unrefereed commentaries on current questions and issues in the disaster area. ii INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASS EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS For information regarding subscriptions, changes of address, or advertising rates, contact: Dr. William Lovekamp, Secretary/Treasurer International Research Committee on Disasters PO Box 961 Mattoon, IL 61938 Email: [email protected] Rates for subscriptions to the International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters are set according to the subscriber’s Country Category (according to the International Sociological Association) and the type of subscription—Regular, Student or Institutional. Table 1. Subscription Rates Rates in US$ A-1yr A-4yr B-1yr B-4yr C-1yr C-4yr Regular 35.00 100.00 15.00 45.00 4.00 12.00 Students 15.00 45.00 10.00 30.00 2.50 10.00 Institutions 75.00 NA 25.00 NA 10.00 NA A, B, and C refer to the ISA Country Categories shown in Table 2 at www.ijmed.org/subscribing.php. Individual subscriptions must be prepaid. Please make checks (on a U.S. bank) payable to: Research Committee on Disasters. Invoice and credit card orders (MasterCard and Visa) are also accepted. Electronic copies of back issues may be purchased for US$ 15.00 per issue. Electronic copies of individual articles are available for US$ 2.00 per article. Requests should be sent to the IRCD Secretary/Treasurer. As with subscriptions, checks for single issues or articles must be written on a U.S. bank and made payable to: Research Committee on Disasters; orders placed using invoices, MasterCard, and Visa are also accepted. All manuscripts should be submitted electronically (email with manuscript as a .doc or .rtf attachment) to: Thomas A. Birkland, Ph.D. Editor, International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters International Research Committee on Disasters Email: [email protected] The Research Committee on Disasters of the International Sociological Association acknowledges with grateful appreciation facilities and assistance provided by the University of Delaware, Texas A&M University, and the University of Southern California. iii INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASS EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS Volume 31, No. 2 August 2013 Editor Co-Editor Dr. Thomas Birkland Dr. Michael K. Lindell School of Public & International Affairs Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center North Carolina State University Texas A&M University Raleigh NC 27695 College Station, TX 77843-3137 +1 (919) 513-7799 +1 (979) 862-3969 [email protected] [email protected] Book and Film Review Editor Dr. Carla S. Prater Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-3137 +1 (979) 862-3970 [email protected] Board of the Research Committee on Disasters International Sociological Association President Ex-Officio W.G. Peacock (USA) R.W. Perry (USA) Secretary/Treasurer W. Lovekamp (USA) Vice President Members-at-Large B. Porfiriev (Russia) S. Ullberg (Sweden) G. Poghosyan (Armenia) H. Hirose (Japan) iv International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters August 2013, Vol. 31, No. 2 Copyright © Research Committee on Disasters International Sociological Association PO Box 961, Mattoon, IL 61938 USA ISSN 0280-7270 v INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASS EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS Volume 31, No. 2 August 2013 CONTENTS ARTICLES Inter-Related Effects due to Droughts for Rural Populations: 106 A Qualitative Field Study for Farmers in Iran Masoud Yazdanpanah Nozar Monfared Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler Disaster Policy Change in Indonesia 1930-2010: From Government 130 to Governance? Jonatan A. Lassa Utilising Participatory Research Techniques for Community-Based 160 Disaster Risk Assessment Dewald Van Niekerk Elrista Annandale The Role of the State in Building Local Capacity and Commitment 178 for Hazard Mitigation Planning Gavin Smith Ward Lyles Philip Berke Residential Household Knowledge and Receipt of Potassium Iodide 204 Within the 10-Mile Emergency Planning Zone of a Nuclear Power Plant in North Carolina, 2010 Richard Rosselli Christine A. Bevc Matthew C. Simon Julie Casani Jennifer A. Horney Pia D.M. MacDonald Citizen Journalism as Data for Disaster Research 219 Hayley Watson vi Social Time and Disaster 247 David M. Neal Negotiations of Acknowledgement Among Middle Class Residents: An 270 Analysis of Post Disaster Interactions and Performance in a Danish Context Nina Blom Andersen Responding to Haiti’s Earthquake: International Volunteers’ Health 293 Behaviors and Community Relationships Mary Nelan Sara E. Grineski Emergency Planning and Disabled Populations: Assessing the FNSS Approach 315 Scott E. Robinson Brian J. Gerber Warren S. Eller Melanie Gall BOOK REVIEWS Building Resilience: Social Capital in Post-Disaster Recovery 330 by Daniel P. Aldrich, 2012 University of Chicago Press. Carla S. Prater Disaster Diplomacy: How Disasters Affect Peace and Conflict 332 by Ilan Kelman, 2013 Routledge J.C. Gaillard vii Yazdanpanah et al.: Drought Effects International
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