Targeting Cyclone Relief within the Village: Kinship, Sharing, and Capture.
The targeting of cyclone relief within villages in Fiji was examined. The study focused on two important issues linked to disaster relief that have not yet been studied: the association between disaster relief and informal risk sharing and aid allocation rules and their implementation at the villa...
| Publicado en: | Economic Development & Cultural Change Vol. 59; no. 2; pp. 387 - 417 |
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University of Chicago Press
January 2011
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