Add to ORKGStephanie Perkiss & Lee Moerman (2020) Critical Perspectives on Accounting 67/68 Abstract. Disasters or crises present opportunities to challenge society’s taken-for-granted assumptions about the order of things. This paper applies the sociology of worth (SOW), as detailed by Boltanski & Thévenot, ([1991] 2006), to conceptualize the ‘common good’ in complex social situations or disputes, in this case a disaster. We use SOW to construct a narrative of Hurricane Katrina according to a nu..
Major corporations often respond charitably in times of disaster. However, disasters can also impose...
The Hurricane Katrina and NewOrleans situation was commonly called a natural disaster - an anomalo...
Natural events are not automatically disasters; they become disasters because of their negative impa...
Disasters or crises present opportunities to challenge society\u27s taken-for-granted assumptions ab...
2013-07-29This dissertation defines and advances a theory of social theodicy as a collective respons...
The Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans situation was commonly called a “natural disaster”—an anomalou...
When a hurricane strikes or a flood rises, therefore, unfair practices that typically are hidden or ...
Steering away from the more obvious concern with the breakdown of social order following Hurricane K...
We examine people’s reactions to the victims of Hurricane Katrina, most of whom are minorities livin...
Contemporary social theory struggles to deal with disasters not just because of epistemological shor...
Classic sociological theory can be used to interpret the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which made ...
Abstract Richard Wagner the Harris Professor of Economics at George Mason University. The ideas pres...
It is increasingly difficult to distinguish natural events from those influenced by human actions. F...
Major corporations often respond charitably in times of disaster. However, disasters can also impose...
Natural disasters require authorities in charge of the recovery to be accountable to all the subject...
Major corporations often respond charitably in times of disaster. However, disasters can also impose...
The Hurricane Katrina and NewOrleans situation was commonly called a natural disaster - an anomalo...
Natural events are not automatically disasters; they become disasters because of their negative impa...
Disasters or crises present opportunities to challenge society\u27s taken-for-granted assumptions ab...
2013-07-29This dissertation defines and advances a theory of social theodicy as a collective respons...
The Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans situation was commonly called a “natural disaster”—an anomalou...
When a hurricane strikes or a flood rises, therefore, unfair practices that typically are hidden or ...
Steering away from the more obvious concern with the breakdown of social order following Hurricane K...
We examine people’s reactions to the victims of Hurricane Katrina, most of whom are minorities livin...
Contemporary social theory struggles to deal with disasters not just because of epistemological shor...
Classic sociological theory can be used to interpret the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which made ...
Abstract Richard Wagner the Harris Professor of Economics at George Mason University. The ideas pres...
It is increasingly difficult to distinguish natural events from those influenced by human actions. F...
Major corporations often respond charitably in times of disaster. However, disasters can also impose...
Natural disasters require authorities in charge of the recovery to be accountable to all the subject...
Major corporations often respond charitably in times of disaster. However, disasters can also impose...
The Hurricane Katrina and NewOrleans situation was commonly called a natural disaster - an anomalo...
Natural events are not automatically disasters; they become disasters because of their negative impa...