New Health Risks and Sociocultural Contexts: Bird Flu Impacts on Consumers and Poultry Businesses in Lao PDR
Identifieur interne : 000267 ( France/Analysis ); précédent : 000266; suivant : 000268New Health Risks and Sociocultural Contexts: Bird Flu Impacts on Consumers and Poultry Businesses in Lao PDR
Auteurs : Gabriele Suder [France] ; Saynakhone InthavongSource :
- Risk Analysis [ 0272-4332 ] ; 2008-02.
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- Aftermath phase, Avian, Avian bird, Bird, Business loss, Catastrophe risk management, Ceram business school sophia, Commercial enterprises, Commercial farming, Commercial farms, Commercial poultry farmers, Commercial poultry farming, Community context, Consumer awareness, Consumer behavior, Consumer perceptions, Current price, Duck farms, Edward elgar, Enderwick, Figuie, Forestry, Further research, Global, Global terrorism, Governmental policies, Governmental risk management, Governmental stipulations, Health risks, Illegal imports, International business nexus, International journal, International terrorism, Inthavong table, Kilo, Less chickens, Local markets, Local people, Nancial crisis, Native chicken, Outbreak, Outbreak period, Poultry, Poultry business, Poultry businesses, Poultry farming, Poultry industry, Poultry products, Poultry proportions, Poultry value, Prime staple food, Quail farms, Remote areas, Research design, Risk analysis, Risk assessment, Risk management, Second type, Small chicks, Small number, Sociocultural, Sociocultural contexts, Sophia antipolis, Staple, Staple food, Suder, Table viii, Terrorism, Threat phase, Vientiane, Vientiane capital city, Vientiane city, Vientiane region, Vientiane saysettha district, Vientiane sisattanark district, Vientianemai newspaper, Vietnam, Village poultry, Wild birds.
Abstract
Avian flu has been identified as one of the most challenging new risks, global in impact due to the “highly interconnected and integrated world economy along with other unpredictable events such as the Asian financial crisis and global terrorism.” We have chosen the case of Lao PDR to shed light on an area in which local people consume chicken as one of their staple foods. Our research analyzes consumer behavior, poultry business modification patterns in a high‐risk country, and government reaction for business resilience. The geographic choice is motivated by the 2006 EIU report on Catastrophe Risk Management that indicated that Asian‐Pacific companies are better prepared for such risks as bird flu than European business is, despite the many cases found in both regions.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1539-6924.2008.00997.x
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