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Emotions and beliefs after a disaster : a comparative analysis of Haiti and Indonesia/ Erin O'Connell

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OCONNELL Erin

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INDONESIA -- DISASTER

In: Disasters: Vol.41 No.4, October 2017, pp.803-827 (23)Summary: The research highlights the need for contextualised investigation of needs prior to aid programmes and interventions rather than implementing standardised models in different disaster affected locales.

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The research highlights the need for contextualised investigation of needs prior to aid programmes and interventions rather than implementing standardised models in different disaster affected locales.

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