IEB Report 4/2025: The Management of Natural Disasters
Natural disasters are often described as acts of God. After the devastating Lisbon earthquake and tsunami of 1755— an event that killed tens of thousands and nearly erased the city from the map—Europe’s leading philosophers debated its meaning. Voltaire blamed nature. Rousseau famously replied: “Nature did not construct twenty thousand houses of six to seven stories [near a seismic fault]”.
REPORT IEB 2025
The IEB Report on Fiscal Federalism and Public Finance is published every year, since 2009, with the aim of analysing issues of great relevance today related to fiscal federalism and public finance.
Jornada de presentación IEB REPORT 4/2025: La gestión de catástrofes naturales
12 de marzo – 12h – Sala de Recepcions
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