Homme et société EN CATASTROPHE George W. Baker & Dwight Chapman 1962 Comportement le plus cher

Man and Society in Disaster by George W. Baker & Dwight Chapman - 1962 Hardcover

Description:

This is a 1962 hardcover edition of "Man and Society in Disaster" by George W. Baker and Dwight Chapman, a pioneering work that explores the human and societal reactions to disasters. This book examines how individuals, communities, and institutions respond to crises such as natural disasters, accidents, and man-made catastrophes, making it an important resource for students, sociologists, emergency response professionals, and researchers interested in the study of human behavior in times of crisis.

Key Features:

• Published in 1962, offering an early analysis of human behavior and societal responses to disasters.
• Written by George W. Baker and Dwight Chapman, both respected authorities in the field of disaster studies.
• A foundational work for those studying disaster management, emergency preparedness, or sociological responses to crises.
• Ideal for collectors of vintage sociology books, students of emergency management, or anyone researching historical perspectives on disaster response.
• Covers a variety of case studies and examines the roles of government, social institutions, and communities during disaster scenarios.

Condition:

• The hardcover is in good vintage condition, with some wear along the edges and spine.
• Pages are intact with light yellowing typical of its age, but no major markings or damage.
• Binding is solid and secure.

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This 1962 edition of "Man and Society in le plus cher Disaster" by Baker and Chapman is a rare and insightful resource for anyone interested in disaster studies and the sociology of crisis situations. A valuable addition to any collection of vintage academic works or disaster management literature.