granizada e inundación del 19 de febrero de 2002. un modelo de crisis para la aglomeración de la paz

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2009
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Abstract
On February 19, 2002 a hail storm came down on the city of La Paz. It caused such damage, both to individuals and infrastructure, that it was described as a crisis. The event was thus presented as an exceptional natural disaster. However, in retrospective, the analysis shows that the crisis was largely caused by a structural vulnerability, whose factors interacted with one another. Crisis managers learned certain lessons from this event; noneheles, their decisions didn’t truly reduce structural vulnerability.
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Authors ;Sébastien Hardy
Journal journal of leadership and organizational studies
Year 2009
DOI
10.4000/bifea.2300
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http://journals.openedition.org/bifea/2300
Keywords
vulnerability risk spanish americasocial sciences (general)

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