Focusing on the intersection of disasters and politics, this groundbreaking work introduces the concept of disaster diplomacy, exploring how political dynamics influence disaster responses. It critiques existing studies that often limit their scope to specific areas or types of disasters and highlights the shortcomings in quantitative research due to data limitations. By providing a comprehensive qualitative analysis, the book aims to fill the gap in literature, offering a nuanced understanding of how diplomatic efforts can emerge in the aftermath of disasters.
