Australian Journal of Emergency Management · 1999 · 39 citations · 5 references
PlanningDisaster PlanningDisaster GovernanceDisaster PreparednessEmergency ManagementDisaster AnthropologyDisaster CommunicationDisaster NarrativesCollective Grief RitualsCommemorative EventsDisaster CommemorationDisaster Recovery RitualsEmotionsMemory And CommemorationPost-disaster RecoveryRemembrance Ceremonies
A study examines different forms of formal and informal post-disaster rituals and symbols in the United Kingdom and significant implications for disaster management. These commemorative events are not only occasions for remembering those killed or injured but are also important ways of expressing personal and collective grief like a sense of shock, anger, disbelief, grief and other emotions associated with the disaster.
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