Disasters: Deconstructed Podcast
Society & Culture
In the second part of our discussion with Anthony Oliver-Smith, we discuss how society constructs risk using the example of Florida. He talks to us about his background as an anthropologist and how this field has become more critical in its study of disasters. We also discuss language, politics and the media in relation to root causes of disasters.
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Further information:
Tony's website links to much of his collection of work
Anthropology and the Political Ecology of Disasters
Our guests:
Anthony Oliver-Smith
Music this week from "Lioness" by Valkyrie
S7E6 - Reading Pollution Is Colonialism
S7E5 - Reading Decolonial Ecology
S7E4 - The Invention of Disaster
S7E3 - Remaining Human in Emergency Planning
S7E2 - Borders and Disaster
S7E1 - Season Introduction: Critical Theory, and Reading Books!
S6E9 - Season Wrap
S6E8 - Emancipatory Participation
S6E7 - Anti-Oppressive Theory
S6E6 - Early Career Research Excellence
S6E5 - Engaging with Communities
S6E4 - Creative Methodologies
S6E3 - Insiders and Outsiders
S6E2 - Researcher Positionality
S6E1 - Emerging Voices
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Friday Special! Artistic Expression of Being
S5E9 - Season Finale!
S5E8 - Plague and the Folly of Technological Fixes
S5E7 - Communication for Social Change
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