Exploring too much water related to community resilience: two Italian case
studies. Sardinia flooding in November 2013 and Genoa flooding in October 2014

Barbara Lucini

Exploring too much water related to community resilience: two Italian case studies. Sardinia flooding in November 2013 and Genoa flooding in October 2014

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Abstract

Two dramatic Italian floods took place around the Sardinia town of Olbia on 17-19\r\nNovember 2013 and in Genoa on 9-10 October 2014.\r\nThese are two interesting case studies on floods due to their specific social impact, crisis\r\ncommunication, disaster management and disaster resilience practices, taking into account their\r\ndifferent geographical areas, communities and institutional systems.\r\nA secondary data analysis of these two critical events has been conducted considering the\r\ntheoretical principles of visual sociology, while a methodological framework has been adopted\r\naccording to the principles of the secondary data analysis itself.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
Publisher	Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences
Pages	390-391
Number of pages	2
ISBN (Print)	978-80-7330-272-6
Publication status	Published - 2015

UN SDGs

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SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities

Keywords

Community Resilience
Disaster Management
Flooding
Sociology of Disaster

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Exploring too much water related to community resilience: two Italian case studies. Sardinia flooding in November 2013 and Genoa flooding in October 2014. / Lucini, Barbara.
DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION. Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, 2015. p. 390-391.

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Exploring too much water related to community resilience: two Italian case studies. Sardinia flooding in November 2013 and Genoa flooding in October 2014

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