... Indigenous people Mumbai Gender and disaster management Koli fisherwomen Work–family theory The work–family (W–F) theory, which has its roots in organisational research from the mid-twentieth century (Perry-Jenkins and Gerstel, 2020), describes how people use boundary management, spillover...

... Indigenous knowledge Community Research methods Pacific islands Indigenous people Disaster studies There is now an urgent call for “multi hazard and solution-driven research in disaster risk management to address gaps, obstacles, interdependencies and social, economic, educational...

... had their vulnerabilities increased with the construction of Belo Monte. Research limitations/implications The Belo Monte Dam has had severe and irreversible impacts on the lives of local communities, especially indigenous peoples, as it had destroyed their culture and the environment. The authors...

... erosion Ecocide Indigenous people The Houma Indians of southeast Louisiana are a federally unrecognized tribe of approximately 17,000 members that currently inhabit the southernmost section of the Mississippi Delta. This lack of recognition prevents them from acquiring a legal territorial base...