... missed opportunities to use the reconstruction as a catalyst for long-term resilience and social integration. Key issues identified include the highly top-down governance of recovery, the continuity of development plans without new risk-reduction strategies and the failure to improve conditions...

... disaster risk management. Advances in technology have improved the accuracy and accessibility of early warning information. By investing in AA, communities can save lives, protect livelihoods and enhance resilience to future hazards. Governments are increasingly integrating AA into existing disaster risk...

... be contacted at: arus@uoregon.edu 02 12 2024 08 02 2025 09 02 2025 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Disaster time Neoliberalization NGOs Emergency management Temporal politics Resilience Temporal justice...

...Amanda Daria Stoltz Amanda Daria Stoltz can be contacted at: adstoltz@gmail.com 27 06 2024 01 09 2024 16 10 2024 30 10 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Climate change Adaptation Resilience...

... for disaster resilience are discussed and theoretically linked to other relevant contexts. Research limitations/implications We provide policy recommendations to utilize community assets and social capital to support disaster resilience for marginalized populations. Originality/value Recruitment...

... through six case studies. Findings This research determines the importance of local history in tsunami management in Tohoku. It offers practical examples from each disaster phase for individuals and communities to face disasters and foster resilience. It reveals, on the other hand, how during...

... and “‘business as usual’ responses” (p. 365). The general theme of DRR is shifting from the prevention of disasters to their anticipation-adaptation-resilience (an ongoing evolution of terminology) under the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, subsequently requiring groundwork for a theory...

...-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Resilience Conflict Disaster risk reduction Vulnerability Thank you for joining this disaster risk...

... Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Disaster risk reduction Resilience Landslides India Local knowledge Himalayas My involvement helped to create different communication channels for the research, widening the scope of voices heard in the research...

...Loïc Le Dé; Karl Wairama; Monynna Sath; Anthony Petera Purpose Resilience has become a priority of most agendas for disaster risk reduction at different scales leading to an increase demand for measurement of resilience. However, resilience is mostly defined, assessed and measured by outsider...

... with high resource fluctuation. This forms a fishing continuum that connects competitive individualism with collectivism in the community, which has contributed to resilience for disaster recovery. Originality/value The balance between individualism and collectivism is decisively coordinated...

.... It offers specific good disaster governance criteria for improving multi-level successful implementation. The paper deals with International Sendai Framework that called for enhancement of local level community resilience to disasters. Thus, it contributes to numerous policy and practice areas relating...

...Gonzalo Lizarralde; Holmes Páez; Adriana Lopez; Oswaldo Lopez; Lisa Bornstein; Kevin Gould; Benjamin Herazo; Lissette Muñoz Purpose Few people living in informal settlements in the Global South spontaneously claim that they are “resilient” or “adapting” to disaster risk or climate change. Surely...

... and technologies deployed by external aid agencies as a commentary on recovery of community resilience from recurring disasters. Social implications This paper reframes agency approaches in how they perceive community resilience and enable flood-affected and displaced communities to recover using innovations...

...Angelo Jonas Imperiale; Frank Vanclay Purpose We consider what happened in the initial reconstruction interventions following the 6 April 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila (Italy). Using the disaster risk reduction and resilience paradigm, we discuss the cognitive and interactional failures of top-down...

...Amy Elizabeth Fulton; Julie Drolet; Nasreen Lalani; Erin Smith Purpose This article explores the community recovery and resilience element of “building back better” (BBB) through the perspectives and experiences of community influencers who provided psychosocial supports after the 2013 floods...

...Rebecca Rose Conway; Sara Waring Purpose Developing resilience is vital for firefighters and other practitioners exposed to trauma as part of their day-to-day work in maintaining physical and mental resilience. However, further understanding of what factors facilitate and hinder the development...

... Resilience Vulnerabilities For historians, addressing the question of risk and resilience to past natural hazards definitely presents a challenge, because the use of the words “resilience” and “risk” has emerged only in recent years. The term “risk” must be understood in the sense of a measure...

...Osamuede Odiase; Suzanne Wilkinson; Andreas Neef Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the resilience of the South African community in Auckland to a potential hazard event. Design/methodology/approach The research collected data from both primary and secondary sources...

... Cultural heritage Case studies Resilience Disaster risk management Recent disasters such as earthquakes in Nepal (2015), cyclones in the Philippines (2014), fires in Lijiang, China (2013 and 2014) and the devastating tsunami along the east coast of Japan (2011) have caused enormous loss of life...