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SUMMARY:Disasters and Social Reproduction - Crisis Response between the Sta
 te and Community
DESCRIPTION:Booklaunch within the Postdoctoral Dialogue Series "Norms\, Plu
 rality and Critique"With Dr. Peer Illner (Normative Orders\, Goethe Univer
 sity) and Prof. Darrel Moellendorf (Normative Orders\, Goethe University)W
 elcome Address by: Prof. Rainer Forst (Normative Orders\, Goethe Universit
 y)Organized by:&nbsp\;Dr. Peer Illner (Author)Many communities in the Unit
 ed States have been abandoned by the state. What happens when natural disa
 sters add to their misery? This book looks at the broken relationship betw
 een the federal government and civil society in times of crises.Mutual aid
  has gained renewed importance in providing relief when hurricanes\, flood
 s and pandemics hit\, as cuts to state spending put significant strain on 
 communities struggling to survive. Harking back to the self-organised welf
 are programmes of the Black Panther Party\, radical social movements from 
 Occupy to Black Lives Matter are building autonomous aid networks within a
 nd against the state. However\, as the federal responsibility for relief i
 s lifted\, mutual aid faces a profound dilemma: do ordinary people become 
 complicit in their own exploitation? Reframing disaster relief through the
  lens of social reproduction\, Peer Illner tracks the shifts in American e
 mergency aid\, from the economic crises of the 1970s to the COVID-19 pande
 mic\, raising difficult questions about mutual aid’s double-edged role i
 n cuts to social spending. As sea levels rise\, climate change worsens and
  new pandemics sweep the globe\, Illner’s analysis of the interrelations
  between the state\, the market and grassroots initiatives will prove indi
 spensable.
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LOCATION:Max-Horkheimer-Str. 2 \, Frankfurt am Main (Deutschland) 
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