Living with floods : Social practices and transformations of flood management in Chiapas, Mexico.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Stephan, Christiane
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Stuttgart : Franz Steiner Verlag, 2019.
Temas:
Floods > Social aspects > Mexico > Chiapas.
Risk management > Mexico > Chiapas.
Risk > Sociological aspects.
Human ecology > Mexico > Chiapas.
Floods > Social aspects.
Human ecology.
Risk management.
Mexico > Chiapas.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro; TABLE OF CONTENT; TABLE OF FIGURES; TABLE OF TABLES; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; SUMMARY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; PROLOGUE; 1 INTRODUCTION; 2 TOPIC AND RESEARCH QUESTION; 2.1 PHENOMENA AND PROCESSES OF INTEREST; 2.2 STATE OF THE ART
  • FLOOD RELATED RESEARCH; 2.3 CHALLENGES IN DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT IN MEXICO; 2.4 RESEARCH QUESTION; 3 INTRODUCING THE CASE STUDY REGION
  • SELECTED SOCIO-SPATIAL DYNAMICS IN A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW; 3.1 STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE OF THE USUMACINTA RIVER IN MAYAN TIMES; 3.2 ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN COLONIAL TIMES AND AFTER
  • 3.3 POPULATION DYNAMICS, FIGHT FOR LAND AND MAJOR POLITICAL DYNAMICS IN THE 20TH CENTURY3.4 RECENT PROCESSES OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND DYNAMICS OF RESISTANCE; 4 SOCIAL PRACTICES, RISK AND SPACE
  • THEORETICAL BASIS; 4.1 PARADIGMATIC AND EPISTEMOLOGICAL BASIS; 4.2 SOCIAL PRACTICE THEORY; 4.3 THEORETICAL ACCOUNTS OF RISK; 4.4 THEORETICAL ACCOUNTS OF SPACE; 4.5 INTEGRATION OF PRACTICES, RISK AND SPACE INTO THE RISKSCAPES CONCEPT; 5 METHODOLOGY; 5.1 POSITIONALITY, ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND QUESTIONS OF OWNERSHIP; 5.2 GROUNDED THEORY AND LINK TO TWO "ALTERNATIVE EPISTEMOLOGIES."
  • 5.3 A COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH APPROACH5.4 ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHICAL METHODOLOGY; 5.5 DESIGN OF THE EMPIRICAL RESEARCH PROCESS AND METHODS OF DATA GENERATION; 5.6 AUDIO-VISUAL METHODS; 5.7 INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF ADDITIONAL METHODS; 5.8 METHODS APPLIED IN ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION; 6 SOCIAL PRACTICES OF LIVING WITH FLOODS PERFORMED BY VILLAGE INHABITANTS; 6.1 LOCALLY IDENTIFIED TOPICS AND CONCEPTS; 6.2 IDENTIFICATION OF KEY SOCIAL PRACTICES; 6.3 FLOOD, FLOOD RISK OR LIVING WITH FLOODS; 6.4 LIVELIHOOD, THE "GOOD LIFE" AND DEVELOPMENT
  • 6.5 CREATING AND PERFORMING COLLECTIVE IDENTITIES6.6 RETELLING AND RE-PERFORMING HISTORY; 6.7 FIGHTING FOR LAND AND THE IMPORTANCE OF "LA TIERRA"; 6.8 INTERACTING WITH GOVERNMENT; 7 BODILY-MATERIAL NOTIONS IN FLOOD RELATED PRACTICES OF VILLAGE INHABITANTS; 7.1 MATERIAL REALITIES OF LIVING WITH FLOODS; 7.2 SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEXTS OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT; 8 SOCIAL PRACTICES OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT PERFORMED BY EXTERNAL ACTORS; 8.1 SOCIAL PRACTICES PERFORMED BY CIVIL PROTECTION ACTORS; 8.2 SOCIAL PRACTICES PERFORMED BY GOVERNMENT ACTORS; 8.3 SOCIAL PRACTICES OF OTHER ACTORS RELEVANT FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT
  • 8.4 SYNTHESIS OF EMPIRICAL RESULTS CONCERNING SOCIAL PRACTICES OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT9 RISKSCAPES
  • SOCIAL PRACTICE PATTERNS OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTH OF MEXICO; 9.1 INSIGHTS ON THE MAIN THEORETICAL CONCEPTS; 9.2 A RISKSCAPE OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTH OF MEXICO
  • CONFLICTING SOCIAL PRACTICES AND CONTESTED SPACES; 9.3 INTERRELATIONS OF SOCIAL PRACTICES IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE RISKSCAPE APPROACH; 10 CONCLUSION
  • SOCIAL GEOGRAPHIC RESEARCH IN A CONTEXT OF RISK AND DEVELOPMENT; BIBLIOGRAPHY; SOFTWARE; OTHER SOURCES AND SUPPORT; ANNEX

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