脆弱性,加拿大灾难法,和野兽

IF 0.3 Q3 LAW ALBERTA LAW REVIEW Pub Date : 2018-07-16 DOI:10.29173/ALR2480
Jocelyn Stacey
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本文认为,加拿大法律在创造和改善灾害脆弱性条件方面发挥着核心作用。本文以2016年麦克默里堡野火的相关情况为背景,确定并评估了加拿大应急管理法的共同结构特征及其在“自然”灾害中的应用。本文认为,这些规律滞后于灾害的基础社会科学研究。它认为,加拿大的应急管理法没有纳入多方面的脆弱性观点,这使社区不必要地容易受到灾害伤害。本文就加拿大灾害法如何开始整合脆弱性视角,以纠正灾害周期各个阶段存在的差距和缺陷提出了一些初步建议。
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Vulnerability, Canadian Disaster Law, and The Beast
This article argues that Canadian law plays a central role in creating and ameliorating conditions of disaster vulnerability. Using the circumstances surrounding the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire for context, the article identifies and assesses the shared, structural features of Canada’s emergency management laws and their application to “natural” disasters. This article argues that these laws lag behind foundational social science research on disasters. It argues that Canadian emergency management laws fail to incorporate a multi-faceted vulnerability perspective, which leaves communities unnecessarily susceptible to disaster harm. This article offers some preliminary suggestions on how Canadian disaster law can begin to integrate a vulnerability perspective to rectify existing gaps and flaws at all stages of the disaster cycle.
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