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SUMMARY:Disaster and Dispossession in Southeast Asia and Beyond
LOCATION:Room 3.02
DESCRIPTION:The many failing practices of post-disaster interventions aroun
 d the globe have revealed systemic problems in disaster management and reco
 very processes.  Post-disaster interventions (relocations, resettlement) ar
 e often, if not always, associated with dispossessions and displacement. Di
 spossession experienced by survivors of disasters takes different forms, of
 ten rooted in and conflated with long histories of pre-existing marginaliza
 tion and subordination. It is also not uncommonly generated by market-drive
 n post-disaster interventions and shaped by disaster capitalism. A promisin
 g debate about the epistemological growth of disasters and dispossessions i
 s shedding light on a two-sided reality. On one hand, it shows how socially
  critical and interdisciplinary perspectives taking on the social dimension
 s of disasters are finding their space in the realm of research on disaster
 s and processes of dispossession.  On the other hand, it also reveals how i
 ssues of dispossessions, entailed with marginalization, post-colonialism, c
 apitalism/neoliberalism, and power asymmetries are embedded and rising in t
 he many different phases of disaster management.  All of which comes with g
 rave consequences, also relating to institutional, structural, and politica
 l problems, to say the least.  In the end, disasters and dispossession migh
 t be the very antithesis of sustainable development.   \n\nThis panel aims 
 at bringing together two notions: the emergence of contemporary research on
  dispossessions; and the critical question of what would be needed to mains
 tream such issues in practice. The Southeast Asia region is fertile ground 
 for these related but often separate notions. As part of the Pacific Ring o
 f Fire, communities in Southeast Asia have simultaneously experienced disas
 ters after both natural and man-made hazards, compounded by displacement, e
 viction, and violence.  The panel invites current researchers of disasters 
 and dispossessions, towards advocating the urgency of addressing the issues
  of dispossessions, and at the same time to mainstream grounded empirical f
 indings from the varied disaster risk conventions. It is critical that the 
 way disaster risk management is traditionally articulated shifts, in a refl
 ection of issues of dispossessions related to disasters and climate change.
  This panel resume would therefore be particularly relevant in relation to 
 the recent Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, Bali 2022, the upco
 ming G20 meeting in 2022 as part of the global discourse on sustainable dev
 elopment, as well as a reflection on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk
  Reduction 2015-2030.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/dispossession-in-disaster
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