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Evacuation, Types of
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Evacuation is a social process where agents relocate from one area threatened by exceptional social and structural disruption to an area perceived as less threatening. Five main concepts characterize evacuation. First, evacuation is a socially constructed process in that humans play a significant role in the development of social and physical structures that may facilitate or hinder the ability to evacuate. Second, evacuation is a process in that there exists a before, during, and after, as opposed to a singular event or moment in time. Thus, while it is common to think of evacuation as lasting for a specified duration, the concept is best understood through an exploration of the lead time before the threat, the presentation of the threat, and the aftermath following the ...
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- Africa, North
- Africa, Sub-Saharan
- Asia, East
- Asia, West, Central, and South
- Australia and Pacific Region
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- Ring of Fire
- Russia
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- United States, Great Lakes
- United States, Hawaii and Pacific Territories
- United States, Mid-Atlantic
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- United States, Mountain States
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- United States, Northeast
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- United States, Southwest
- American Red Cross
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- Fires, Forest
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- Heat Waves
- Bilateral Versus Multilateral Aid
- Domestic Corruption in International Disasters
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- Emergency Management Resources
- Ethics of Charity Relief
- Ethnicity and Minority Status Effects on Preparedness
- Public Policy
- Refugees
- Relief Versus Development
- Risk Communications
- Risk Management
- Risk Perceptions
- Social Impact of Disasters
- Training for Disasters
- Victimology
- United States, California and West Coast
- United States, Great Lakes
- United States, Hawaii and Pacific Territories
- United States, Mid-Atlantic
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