Routledge The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery - Routledge

This scholarly work examines post-disaster recovery through the lens of social learning and community resilience, using Hurricane Katrina as a central case study. The book investigates how communities navigate the complex social coordination challenges that catastrophic disasters create, exploring both the mechanisms of recovery and the systemic barriers that impede progress. Part of the Routledge Advances in Heterodox Economics series, it provides academic insight into the intersection of economics, sociology, and disaster studies, making it essential reading for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners working in disaster management, community development, and heterodox economic theory.