Conflict or consensus? Re-examining crime and disaster

Bethany L. van Brown

doi:10.4102/jamba.v11i1.744

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Conflict or consensus? Re-examining crime and disaster

Bethany L. van Brown

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Bethany L. van Brown, Department of Sociology and Criminolgoy, Cabrini University, Pennsylvania, United States

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Keywords

disaster; social vulnerability; crime; riots; looting

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