New York's Two Sandys
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Departmental Papers (Sociology)
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Demography, Population, and Ecology
Emergency and Disaster Management
Environmental Policy
Inequality and Stratification
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Urban Studies and Planning
Emergency and Disaster Management
Environmental Policy
Inequality and Stratification
Sociology
Urban Studies and Planning
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Liboiron, Max
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According to New Yorkers, two different Hurricane Sandys hit their city in 2012. The first was a one-time indiscriminate exceptional catastrophe. The second was an extraordinary acceleration of inequalities affecting the poorest New Yorkers. Daniel A. Cohen and Max Liboiron promote the second perspective as a systemic approach susceptible of helping New York City face the challenges of environmental distress both locally and globally.
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2014-10-01
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Metropolitics (Métropolitiques)
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At the time of publication, author Daniel Aldana Cohen was affiliated with New York University. Currently he is a faculty member in the Sociology Department at the University of Pennsylvania.