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<p>Crises and disasters have increased overall in recent years. While for a&#xa0;long time the focus was primarily on material damage, new definitions are now taking into account the social consequences on the one hand and the importance of vulnerability and resilience on the other. At the same time, the involvement of social work in planning and response measures has come more into focus. Social workers are often only selectively involved in the processes of disaster (risk) management, despite their indispensable skills for coping with crises and disasters. In the introduction, the possible contributions of social workers and the integration of social work in disaster management are discussed and an overview of the other contributions in this focus area is given.</p>

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Katastrophen(Risiko)Management und Soziale Arbeit

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年2月21日

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  • Anke Kaschlik,
  • Leonie Wagner

摘要

Crises and disasters have increased overall in recent years. While for a long time the focus was primarily on material damage, new definitions are now taking into account the social consequences on the one hand and the importance of vulnerability and resilience on the other. At the same time, the involvement of social work in planning and response measures has come more into focus. Social workers are often only selectively involved in the processes of disaster (risk) management, despite their indispensable skills for coping with crises and disasters. In the introduction, the possible contributions of social workers and the integration of social work in disaster management are discussed and an overview of the other contributions in this focus area is given.