Livelihood Losses, Recovery, and Opportunities for Cultural Revitalization: Experience from the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake in People’s Republic of China

Abstract

For the Pied-Noir, European colonists in Algeria, resettlement to France in 1962 was a disaster. Decisions to move were based on fears for physical survival, but relocation reduced migrants’ abilities to maintain existing social practices and culture (Manes 2005; Phaneuf 2012a; Smith 2006). Individuals were separated from family, friends, and neighbors, resulting in disruption of social structures. Familiar Introduction .............................................................................................................. 89 The Disaster Process, Resettlement Trauma, and Social Networks .........................90 Case Study: Methodology ........................................................................................92 Five Decades of Pied-Noir Recovery and Cultural Coping .....................................92

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