... vulnerability without accounting for legal exclusion. Its value lies in a theoretical approach that redefines who is considered at risk and what equitable disaster preparedness and recovery could look like for undocumented immigrants. Social vulnerability Critical disaster studies Hazards and disaster...

...-use rights only Disaster mitigation Disaster preparation Social vulnerability Contextual vulnerability Hurricane recovery program Reparative planning Climate change and disaster impacts are exacerbating the impacts of oppressive systems and ideologies. Farhana Sultana refers...

...Rachel Marie Adams; Candace Evans; Amy Wolkin; Tracy Thomas; Lori Peek Purpose Social vulnerability in the context of disaster management refers to the sociodemographic characteristics of a population and the physical, social, economic, and environmental factors that increase their susceptibility...

... racism” – a critically focused approach – should be used in the future rather than social vulnerability to further dismantle oppressive systems and institutions, which not only provides strong theoretical backing to research but also creates an actively anti-racist research agenda in the discipline...

...Romulo Delarmente Tagalo Purpose This paper develops a model of social vulnerability. Specifically, it aims to (1) determine the factors of social vulnerability to flood risks and (2) interrogate the discursive structure and framing of vulnerability within the local domain of disaster governance...