The Politics of Disaster Management in China

Focusing on the intricate interplay between natural disaster management and political dynamics in China, the book explores how governance affects disaster response and institutional development. It highlights the hidden political and economic structures that emerge during crises, particularly in non-democratic contexts. By examining the challenges and advancements in disaster politics, the text sheds light on the roles of various interest groups and civic forces, emphasizing trends like pluralization, decentralization, and fragmentation in contemporary China.