DS 121 Test D

1. "social evils" (Mandela, 2005)
2. moral imperative
3. research gaps and dearth in research
4. present neglect
5. Social Darwinist perspective
6. "bad weather + bad policies"
7. FSW
8. Corazon, Ang Unang Aswang
9. grandmother's disease
10. culture of poverty

a. The cause of poverty is behavioral (and not structural) in nature. 
b. disaster in disaster management
c. disaggregating poverty, poverty dynamics
d. war time violence leading to a legacy of physical and psycho-social violence
e. "slavery, apartheid, poverty"
f. No to social welfare protections for the poor.
g. HIV-AIDS
h. "flesh trade"
i. "leads to mortgaging the future" (Moore et al., 2008)
j. "eradicating the poverty of the poorest" (Moore et al., 2008)