Politics and Crisis: Voter Behavior Post-Disaster

This chapter analyzes the effects of natural disasters on voting behavior in North Carolina, particularly how crises may influence the political engagement of affected individuals, especially Republicans. It discusses the implications of government responses to these disasters, drawing connections to past events like Hurricane Katrina, while addressing the complexities of disaster relief amid political polarization. Additionally, the chapter critiques unconventional recruitment methods employed by intelligence agencies and highlights international efforts to combat issues like noise pollution in Dhaka.