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Publicado 2019
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The disasters that alter the social development are of two types: natural and social. Ricardo Palma registered both types phenomenons in his Peruvian Traditions and also in his epistles. This article examines disasters caused by the man or anthropics in the work of Palma. For this inquiry, we have selected the tradition “Los Caballeros de la Capa. Crónica de una guerra civil” which deals with an event that marked the destiny of Peru: the war between Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro.
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Publicado 2010
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The work try to confirm, once again, that mining in Peru affects ecological systems and the environment. This is possible because of corporate power and the weakness and complicity of the state. In this sense, one of the objectives of this research is to contribute to the knowledge of a national problem, which is pollution, from a concrete case: A spill of mine tailings caudalosa Chica. The central themes developed include a description of the facts, causes, damages, penalties, environmental impunity. etc
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Publicado 2012
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Major disasters in Perul ack from a treatment plan and adapt to the current reality. Were rare and limited to natural disasters such as major earthquakes, floods, torrential rains, erupting volcanoes, and so on.At first these disasters were limited to certain geographic areas ingeneral,but with the advancement of science and technology these events have soared alarming lyas rail crashes, plane crashes, car crashes going at high speed,and if we add the attacks by fundamentalist groups with car bomb sorthe Twin Towers. These factshave a common denominator,a high accident rate and material losses for a country. In order toprovide an effective response to disasters and plannedmassis that itanalyzes the performance of different methodologies Interpol protocol, the Ministryof Justice of the United States and the Spanish BOE.
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Publicado 2001
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Through millions years of earth planet evolution have produced natural phenomenons such as earthquakes, huaycos, floods and many natural phenomenons. Is with the man’s presence that appear the natural disasters and they affect their socio-economic activities and their themselves environment. The natural disasters bring environmental dysfunctions, because they contaminate the soil, water, destroys part of the flora and fauna and almost always create focuses of infections and others, affecting the man’s habitat. In the present work it develops an environmental study of the Cantuta - Chosica area and it culminates with the zoning of risks for effects of the huayco in the study area.
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Publicado 2012
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Major disasters in Perul ack from a treatment plan and adapt to the current reality. Were rare and limited to natural disasters such as major earthquakes, floods, torrential rains, erupting volcanoes, and so on.At first these disasters were limited to certain geographic areas ingeneral,but with the advancement of science and technology these events have soared alarming lyas rail crashes, plane crashes, car crashes going at high speed,and if we add the attacks by fundamentalist groups with car bomb sorthe Twin Towers. These factshave a common denominator,a high accident rate and material losses for a country. In order toprovide an effective response to disasters and plannedmassis that itanalyzes the performance of different methodologies Interpol protocol, the Ministryof Justice of the United States and the Spanish BOE.
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Publicado 2010
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The work try to confirm, once again, that mining in Peru affects ecological systems and the environment. This is possible because of corporate power and the weakness and complicity of the state. In this sense, one of the objectives of this research is to contribute to the knowledge of a national problem, which is pollution, from a concrete case: A spill of mine tailings caudalosa Chica. The central themes developed include a description of the facts, causes, damages, penalties, environmental impunity. etc
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Publicado 2019
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Disasters are large-scale events which are often unexpected. Usually more attention is paid to the material and physical consequences of disasters. However, interventions in disaster situations are incomplete if mental health issues are not addressed. This work aims to review the psychosocial consequences associated with a disaster, including mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorders, depressive disorders, psychoactive substance abuse, etc., and the psychosocial consequences in the family structure, highlighting the possible risk factors related to their presentation. The intervention strategies are varied and depend on the time, the person and the level of action. It is necessary that we, as a country, have different intervention strategies and models to try to mitigate the psychosocial impact of disasters. Nevertheless, there continue to be barriers in the manageme...
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To understand the problem of territorial planning and the prevention of natural disasters in the general context of the society in which we live, it is very important to be clear about the definitions of the categories related to these issues, which will allow us to understand the problem.
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Publicado 2024
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This paper analyzes the case of the Brumadinho disaster, occurred in Brazil in 2019, which caused the death of 272 people, in addition to serious environmental damage. The Brazilian collective process system, formed predominantly by public institutions, responds with the prompt prosecution of collective actions, which resulted, in a period of two years, in three collective agreements. This article analyzes, through bibliographical research and primary data, the elements of the Brazilian collective litigation model that contributed to the success of the case and how they could serve as inspiration for other countries.
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This interview aims to approach the topic of disasters from an anthropological perspective, with the viewpoint of a specialist on the topic, Dr. Rafael Mendoza (Ph.D in Anthropology, University of Florida). His approach to the concept of disaster views disaster as a process of rupture. Rupturing precisely what is deemed to be “normal” under certain social structures, therefore putting the very concept of “normal” into question, understanding it as a relative concept that is constantly being redefined by social actors, which has taken on a new meaning from the COVID-19 pandemic. It delves into the conceptual limits and implications of “disaster” and “normal” from an interdisciplinary approach which encompasses the anthropological discipline and qualitative studies. Likewise, the theoretical and methodological tools of the anthropology of disasters intersect with the COVID-...
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To understand the problem of territorial planning and the prevention of natural disasters in the general context of the society in which we live, it is very important to be clear about the definitions of the categories related to these issues, which will allow us to understand the problem.
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This interview aims to approach the topic of disasters from an anthropological perspective, with the viewpoint of a specialist on the topic, Dr. Rafael Mendoza (Ph.D in Anthropology, University of Florida). His approach to the concept of disaster views disaster as a process of rupture. Rupturing precisely what is deemed to be “normal” under certain social structures, therefore putting the very concept of “normal” into question, understanding it as a relative concept that is constantly being redefined by social actors, which has taken on a new meaning from the COVID-19 pandemic. It delves into the conceptual limits and implications of “disaster” and “normal” from an interdisciplinary approach which encompasses the anthropological discipline and qualitative studies. Likewise, the theoretical and methodological tools of the anthropology of disasters intersect with the COVID-...
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Publicado 2024
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This paper analyzes the case of the Brumadinho disaster, occurred in Brazil in 2019, which caused the death of 272 people, in addition to serious environmental damage. The Brazilian collective process system, formed predominantly by public institutions, responds with the prompt prosecution of collective actions, which resulted, in a period of two years, in three collective agreements. This article analyzes, through bibliographical research and primary data, the elements of the Brazilian collective litigation model that contributed to the success of the case and how they could serve as inspiration for other countries.
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Publicado 2007
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The paper proposes a Plan of Prevention of Disasters based on a final product: a map – image of vulnerability that was gotten using the digital cartography from a satellite image “IKONOS”. That map – image has permitted the location of vulnerable areas in case of earthquakes taking into consideration the slopes and the building type and use. A study area located at the north of Lima, the District of Los Olivos, was chosen.
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This article is based as the Theory of Knowledge Management can influence Disaster Risk Management in Peru; recognizes the importance of your application with the aim of contributing to increase the efficiency in the processes of Estimation of the Risk, Prevention and Response to the Disasters. Knowledge Management is a useful tool for managing, acquiring, analyzing, storing and sharing knowledge to solve the problems of Disaster Risk Management in Peru; at the same time, it provides the National Disaster Risk Management System with a common platform for inter-agency coordination and collaboration, the employment and use of knowledge as a further purpose to contribute to contribute to the protection of the human person and society.
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Publicado 2019
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In 2016, the MDR approve Rehabilitation Plan for Disaster Risk in Rimac district. -In 2016, there is a fire in the community of Cantagallo in the district of Rimac. 300 families of the Shipibo-Coniba community are affected, who receive the support from the Municipality of Rimac and the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima. -The Disaster Risk Management employees in Rimac district spend five years to elaborate a rehabilitation plan. This harmful event happened in a three-month short-time. -The post-disaster stage in this case has shown the difficulty of helping a number of citizen in the district of RIMAC. The issue is the location of public spaces to relocate people, because it has had to occupy a space in the so-called MARTINETI field in the district of Cercado de Lima that is to find a solution in another district. This is only part of the problem. The coordination of the officials of a d...
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We present the effects of disasters on mental health from a gender perspective, considering thatwomen are more vulnerable because they are more prone to damage, loss and suffering in thecontext of different threats, and generally also have less opportunity to access to material and socialresources. It also evidences how women assume various roles: as a victim, as the organizer ofremedial actions and in the prevention, mitigation and management of disasters. Finally it emphasizesthe need to train and enhance the skills of women in the management of emergency situationsas active agents in the prevention within their homes and communities, protecting mental health.
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Publicado 2007
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The paper proposes a Plan of Prevention of Disasters based on a final product: a map – image of vulnerability that was gotten using the digital cartography from a satellite image “IKONOS”. That map – image has permitted the location of vulnerable areas in case of earthquakes taking into consideration the slopes and the building type and use. A study area located at the north of Lima, the District of Los Olivos, was chosen.
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Publicado 2019
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In 2016, the MDR approve Rehabilitation Plan for Disaster Risk in Rimac district. -In 2016, there is a fire in the community of Cantagallo in the district of Rimac. 300 families of the Shipibo-Coniba community are affected, who receive the support from the Municipality of Rimac and the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima. -The Disaster Risk Management employees in Rimac district spend five years to elaborate a rehabilitation plan. This harmful event happened in a three-month short-time. -The post-disaster stage in this case has shown the difficulty of helping a number of citizen in the district of RIMAC. The issue is the location of public spaces to relocate people, because it has had to occupy a space in the so-called MARTINETI field in the district of Cercado de Lima that is to find a solution in another district. This is only part of the problem. The coordination of the officials of a d...
