Phoenix / Bloomington / Amsterdam / Manila / Dagupan City / New York / Quezon City / Hometown / /
Company
Ateneo de Manila University Press / Elsevier-JAI Press / Altamira Press / PublicPrivate Partnerships / /
Country
United States / Netherlands / Philippines / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
San Roque Dam / /
IndustryTerm
food service / food service operators / retail ventures / local retail sectors / entailed protecting store equipment / formal insurance / local business networks / retail trade community / food chain restaurants / social networks / raised metal shelving / retail community / tight-knit / undercapitalized public infrastructure / /
Movie
Ring of Fire / /
NaturalFeature
Lingayen Gulf / South China Sea / Luzon / /
Organization
Economic Development Administration / Federal Emergency Management Administration / American Anthropological Association / U.S. government / national government / Society for Economic Anthropology / Society for Economic Anthropology Monograph Series / Ateneo de Manila University / Department of Trade and Industry / Small Business Administration / Chinese Chamber of Commerce / city/provincial/national government / provincial government / /
Person
Eric C. Jones / Anthony Oliver-Smith / Cynthia Werner / Art D. Murphy / Susanna M. Hoffman / Norbert Dannhaeuser / Ty / /
1 Merchant Coping Strategies in the Post-Disaster Context: Anthropological Perspectives from Dagupan City, Philippines Introduction The main Philippine island of Luzon endured the destructive impact of two Category