Post-Disaster Reconstruction and Change

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Communal Leadership in Post-Mitch Housing Reconstruction in Nicaragua Esther Leemann Aid Distribution after Hurricane Mitch and Changes in Social Capital in Two Nicaraguan Rural Communities Isabel Haberli Ownership, Control, and Accountability in Post-Tsunami Housing Reconstruction Processes in Aceh, Indonesia Carola Mantel Communities' Perspectives on Housing Reconstruction in Gujarat following the Earthquake of 2001 Jennifer Duyne Barenstein Soil Conservation Practices after Hurricane Mitch: Significance, Difficulties of Implementation, and Change of the Field of Application Beatrice Muller A Social and Environmental Assessment of Pre- and Post-Tsunami Housing and Building Practices in Tamil Nadu Jennifer Duyne Barenstein And Daniel Pittet The Remembered Trees: Contractor-Driven Reconstruction and Its Consequences on Communities' Well-Being in Coastal Tamil Nadu Jasmin Naimi-Gasser The Role of Informal Governance in Post-Disaster Reconstruction and Its Impact on Elderly People's Social Security in Coastal Tamil Nadu Jennifer Duyne Barenstein And Sonja Trachsel Links between Building Technologies, Post-Disaster Reconstruction, and Gender Roles in Gujarat Diana Tenconi Unaffordable Housing and Its Consequences: A Comparative Analysis of Two Post-Mitch Reconstruction Projects in Nicaragua Andrea Graf Post-Tsunami Relocation Outcomes in Sri Lanka: Communities' Perspectives in Ampara and Hambantota Jennifer Duyne Barenstein Links between Post-Tsunami Relocation and Changes in Fishing Practices in Tamil Nadu: A Microlevel Case Study Stefan Inglin The Impact of Landlessness on Rural Livelihoods after Post-Mitch Resettlement in Nicaragua Anouk Zulauf Voluntary Relocation after Disaster: A Hope for Many, a Chance for Few? Dumenia Casutt Is Resettlement a Viable Strategy to Mitigate the Risk of Natural Disasters? Views and Voices from the Citizens of Santa Fe, Argentina Jennifer Duyne Barenstein And Brigitte Marti Rojas Rivas Index

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