Volume 31, Issue 1-3 | Population and Environment

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Volume 31, Issue 1-3

January 2010

Special Issue on Demographic Dynamics and Natural Disasters: Learning from Katrina and Rita; Guest Editors: William H. Frey and Audrey Singer

8 articles in this issue

Demographic dynamics and natural disasters: learning from Katrina and Rita
William H. Frey
Audrey Singer
Editorial 12 January 2010 Pages: 1 - 2
Katrina in historical context: environment and migration in the U.S.
Myron P. Gutmann
Vincenzo Field
Original Paper 21 November 2009 Pages: 3 - 19
Race, socioeconomic status, and return migration to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina
Elizabeth Fussell
Narayan Sastry
Mark VanLandingham
Original Paper 11 December 2009 Pages: 20 - 42
Higher ground: an exploratory analysis of characteristics affecting returning populations after Hurricane Katrina
Jonathan D. Stringfield
Original Paper 20 December 2009 Pages: 43 - 63
Social costs of displacement in Louisiana after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
Makiko Hori
Mark J. Schafer
Original Paper 20 December 2009 Pages: 64 - 86
Supplemental Security Income recipients affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: an analysis of two years of administrative data
Paul S. Davies
Jeffrey Hemmeter
Original Paper 13 December 2009 Pages: 87 - 120
Fatal tradeoff? Toward a better understanding of the costs of not evacuating from a hurricane in landfall counties
Jeffrey Czajkowski
Emily Kennedy
Original Paper 06 January 2010 Pages: 121 - 149
Using administrative data to estimate population displacement and resettlement following a catastrophic U.S. disaster
Allison Plyer
Joy Bonaguro
Ken Hodges
Original Paper Open access 29 November 2009 Pages: 150 - 175