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Coping collectively: Responses to natural disasters in Africa
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DOI：10.1016/j.eneco.2026.109548.png)
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• Disaster exposure increases economic vulnerability and food insecurity. • Disaster-affected Africans report worse governance and more corruption. • Disaster-exposed individuals rely more on collective action and community response. • Interest in public affairs rises, but individual political engagement falls. • Effects vary widely across countries, shaped by national context.
Keywords:
Natural disasters
Institutions
Corruption
Collective action
Africa
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