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Special Issue: Risky everyday: Southeast Asian perspectives. Guest Editors: Roanne van Voorst, Ben Wisner, Jörgen Hellman, Gerben Nooteboom

Living dangerously: Oplosan, gambling and competition as everyday risk-taking in Java and East Kalimantan Indonesia

Gerben Nooteboom
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Obituary

Heather Sparling
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Introduction to the “risky everyday”

Roanne van Voorst; Ben Wisner; Jörgen Hellman; Gerben Nooteboom
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Is disaster “normal” for indigenous people? Indigenous knowledge and coping practices

Dorothea Hilhorst; Judith Baart; Gemma van der Haar; Floor Maria Leeftink
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Risk-handling styles in a context of flooding and uncertainty in Jakarta, Indonesia: An analytical framework to analyse heterogenous risk-behaviour

Roanne van Voorst
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People’s views about human security in five Philippine municipalities

Maria Ela L. Atienza
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Living with floods and coping with vulnerability

Jörgen Hellman
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“Lahat para sa lahat” (everything to everybody): Consensual leadership, social capital and disaster risk reduction in a Filipino community

Greg Bankoff
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