Disasters and History by Bas van Bavel & Daniel R. Curtis & Jessica Dijkman & Matthew Hannaford & Maika de Keyzer & Eline van Onacker & Tim Soens (Book Review)
Briefly

This book offers a distinctive examination of various methodologies and discoveries in historical disaster research. It situates the study of disasters as a central component within our comprehensive understanding of history.
The resource delves into the societal, economic, political, and cultural reactions to extraordinary events such as severe weather, epidemics, and earthquakes, spanning a millennium of history.
Encompassing diverse regions across the globe, these disasters comprise a range of events such as extreme weather phenomena, epidemic diseases, and earthquakes, aligning historical disaster research with relevant contemporary issues.
The utilization of this tool has the potential to support various organizations... in improving their disaster response strategies, making it invaluable for students, researchers, and disaster management entities.
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