Shealing: Post‐disaster slow healing and later recovery.
This paper explores approaches to "later recovery" or "slow recovery" in post‐disaster contexts, viewing it as a positive force by terming it "slow healing" contracted to "shealing." Slow healing hopes to develop a multi‐scalar, processual, open‐ended, and future‐oriented approach to asynchronous an...
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