00000ctmaa22000003a 4500 UP-1685675941123922820 Buklod 20150709165434.0 aa rb |||1 u| ta 150709s xx d r |||| u| (iLib)UPTAC-00017508969 UPVTC eng LG 993.5 2015 P6 L67 Lopez, Rizza Lynne C. author. Evacuation and the politics of resistance in coastal communities in Tacloban City in the advent of Super Typhoon Yolanda Rizza Lynne C. Lopez, Katrina April S. Santos, Paulynne M. Santos, [and] Rhena B. Saranza; Rene Alvin F. Oquendo, adviser. 2015. [8], 84, [126] leaves illustrations. Undergraduate thesis (B.A.S.S. Political Science)-- Univeristy of the Philippines, Tacloban. This study aims to reveal the multiple and underlying reasons why the coastal community residents resisted the evacuation orders in the advent of Super Typhoon Yolanda. Specifically, this study looks into the motivations that the coastal residents have in discrediting the evacuation orders. Three sets of data were utilized to generate a deep analysis regarding the resistance of the coastal area residents towards evacuation orders. These three sets of data include the response of the coastal residents, the barangay chairpersons and the CDRRM officer. The responses of these three respondents were categorized in a categorization matrix to have a more clear and conducive presentation of the results. Individual interviews were enacted to gather the data utilizing a semi-structured interview schedule to gather a more opulent data from the respondents. The data were analyzed using the poststructuralist's approach; especially through Michel Foucault's concept of governmentality and 'counter-conduct', this paper looks at the resistance against evacuation as a specific practice and rationality of residents towards governmentality. The data were further interpreted using thematic analysis. Results show that the motivations that the coastal community residents have in discrediting the evacuation orders is due to the resistance of the residents to be conducted. The results also illustrate that the resistance was influenced on how the government enacted the evacuation order. Moreover, the results indicate that the type of relationship between the coastal area residents to defy evacuation orders since the type of relationship determines the degree on how residents will be informed about the evacuation orders. Hence, the researchers concluded that the resistance of the coastal community residents to evacuate is not in general an act of rejection or revolt towards the government but rather a counter-conduct on the government's enactment of the evacuation orders. Typhoon Yolanda. Santos, Katrina April S. author. Santos, Paulynne M. author. Saranza, Rhena B. author. Oquendo, Rene Alvin F. adviser. FI UP UPTAC UPTAC LG 993.5 2015 P6 L67 Thesis