Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Fire risk reduction on the margins of an urbanizing world,2020,29,5,747-760,Bankoff
Gaps in post-disaster community changes in "building back better" in Ayeyarwaddy Myanmar,2020,29,4,523-539,Yang
Disaster risk governance: institutional vulnerability assessment with emphasis on non-structural measures in the municipality of Jaboatão dos Guararapes Pernambuco (PE) Brazil,2020,29,5,711-729,Coutinho
Structural analysis of how place attachment and risk perceptions affect the willingness to live in an earthquake-prone area,2018,29,4,557-573,Chen
An Overview on Disasters,2007,16,5,687-704,Ibrahim
Human Hazard Analysis: A Prototype Method for Human Hazard Analysis Developed for the Large Commercial Aircraft Industry,2007,16,5,718-739,Simon
How can a municipal government continue operations during megadisasters? An analysis of preparedness using complex adaptive systems,2020,29,5,779-792,Haraguchi
How does government discourse make people vulnerable?,2020,29,5,697-710,Tagalo
Snapshots in time: using real-time evaluations in humanitarian emergencies,2010,19,3,283-290,Scott
An Analysis of the Causes and Consequences of Accidents
Affecting the Environment,1992,1,3,online,Allen
Developing the Corporate Mindsets which will Help to Reduce
Man-made Disasters,1992,1,2,online,Spooner
Disaster Management in the Rotterdam Conurbation,1992,1,1,online,Vossenaar
Disaster Prevention and Mitigation: Some Prerequisites,1992,1,1,online,Tiedemann
European Community Strategy on Civil Liability for Waste
and its Insurance Implications,1992,1,2,online,Bell
Flood Disasters in Britain: Lessons from Flood Hazard
Research,1992,1,1,online,Parker
Handling the Legal Consequences of Aviation Disasters:
Passenger Compensation,1992,1,2,online,Awford
Proposed Disaster Scale and Associated Model for
Calculating Return Periods for Disasters of Given Magnitude,1992,1,1,online,Keller
Road Transport and the Environment -- A Brief Overview,1992,1,3,online,Mitchell
The Dutch Routeing System,1992,1,1,online,Bloem
The Failure of Hindsight,1992,1,3,online,Toft
The Language of Disasters: Disaster Terminology for a New
Europe,1992,1,3,online,Gunn
The National Casualty Bureau Project,1992,1,2,online,Wood-Heath
The Psychological Impact of Disaster and the Nature of
Critical Incident Stress for Emergency Personnel,1992,1,2,online,James
The Role of Public Health Services in Disaster Prevention,1992,1,1,online,Costanzo
The Role of the European Community in Civil and
Environmental Emergencies,1992,1,1,online,Hayward
The Scientific Basis of Disaster Management,1992,1,3,online,Gunn
Disasters and communities: vulnerability resilience and preparedness,2001,10,4,270-277,Paton
Mass fatality management after the Indian Ocean tsunami,2008,17,5,681-697,Phillips
Prioritizing psychosocial services for children youth and families postdisaster,2020,29,4,591-607,Drolet
A comparative study on the national counterpart aid model for post-disaster recovery and reconstruction: 2008 Wenchuan earthquake as a case,2013,22,1,75-93,Xu
Developing an approach to assess the influence of integrating disaster risk reduction practices into infrastructure reconstruction on socio-economic development,2013,22,2,160-171,Palliyaguru
Four major disaster occurrences and the Spanish language media: a lack of risk communication,2013,22,1,29-37,Benavides
Improving simulation exercises in Korea for disaster preparedness,2013,22,1,38-47,Kim
Is the normal accidents perspective falsifiable?,2013,22,1,7-16,Kelman
The effect of communication during mass decontamination,2013,22,2,132-147,Williams
Crisis and disaster management in Jordanian hotels: practices and cultural considerations,2013,22,3,2,Sawalha
Emergent disaster rescue methods and prevention management,2013,22,3,5,Chou
Preliminary research on sponge city concept for urban flood reduction: a case study on ten sponge city pilot projects in Shanghai China,2020,29,6,961-985,Yamamoto
Home buyouts: a tool for mitigation or recovery?,2020,29,4,497-510,Binder
Top-down reconstruction and the failure to "build back better" resilient communities after disaster: lessons from the 2009 L'Aquila Italy earthquake,2020,29,4,541-555,Imperiale
Strengthening risk-informed decision-making: scenarios for human vulnerability and exposure to extreme events,2020,29,5,663-679,Birkmann
Knowledge adoption in post-disaster housing self-recovery,2020,29,6,849-864,Opdyke
Innovations and lessons learned from the Canterbury earthquakes: Emergency department staff narratives,2013,22,5,405-414,Richardson
A neglected issue: informal settlements urban development and disaster risk reduction in Latin America and the Caribbean,2020,29,5,731-745,Sarmiento
We said they said: the politics of conceptual frameworks in disasters and climate change in Colombia and Latin America,2020,29,6,909-928,Bornstein
Understanding informal volunteer behavior for fast and resilient disaster recovery: an application of entrepreneurial effectuation theory,2020,29,4,575-589,Monllor
Disaster preparedness and humanitarian response in flood and landslide-affected communities in Eastern Uganda,2013,22,4,326-339,Kirsch
Towards a disaster risk assessment methodology for communities underlain by dolomite,2013,22,4,351-365,Coetzee
Comparative study on teacher training for school disaster management in Armenia and Japan,2014,23,2,197-211,Shiwaku
Hospital resilience to natural hazards: classification and performance of utilities,2014,23,1,40-52,Miyajima
Progress or repetition? Gender perspectives in disaster management in Japan,2014,23,2,98-111,Saito
Towards a rapid automatic detection of building damage using remote sensing for disaster management: The 2010 Haiti earthquake,2014,23,1,53-66,Apparicio
Use of comic strips in teaching earthquakes to kindergarten children,2014,23,2,138-156,Sharpe
Why pandemic response is unique: Powerful experts and hands-off political leaders,2014,23,1,81-93,Baekkeskov
Qualitative research can improve understandings about disaster preparedness for independent older adults in the community,2014,23,3,296-308,Stephens
Disaster preparedness and well-being among Cambodian- and Laotian-Americans,2019,29,4,425-443,Seponski
Improving community disaster resilience through scorecard self-testing,2017,26,1,13-27,Ludin
Do framing messages increase support for earthquake legislation?,2017,26,1,28-40,McClure
Flood vulnerability and relocation readiness in Zimbabwe,2017,26,1,41-54,Collins
Disability through an inclusive lens: disaster risk reduction in schools,2017,26,1,105-119,Ronoh
Elections news cycles and attention to disasters,2017,26,4,471-478,Bright
A framework for disaster resilience education with homeless communities,2018,27,2,146-158,Richardson
Risk and protective factors for the course of post-traumatic stress disorder in frontline workers after the Christchurch New Zealand earthquake,2018,27,2,193-206,McBride
The nature and characteristics of Japanese NGOs in international disaster response,2018,27,3,306-320,Iizuka
Warning systems as social processes for Bangladesh cyclones,2018,27,3,370-379,Kelman
FEMA's fall and redemption--applied narrative analysis,2018,27,4,393-406,Drennan
Understanding and measuring scalability in disaster risk reduction,2018,27,4,407-420,Vaughan-Lee
Identifying child victims of the South-East Asia Tsunami in Thailand,2018,27,4,447-455,Maguire
Fire officer leadership strategies for cost management,2018,27,5,495-507,Dwyer
Survivors' experiences of journalists and media exposure,2018,27,5,573-585,Arnberg
Social production of disasters and disaster social constructs,2018,27,5,623-635,Faas
Views from the Frontline and Frontline methodology: critical reflection on theory and practice,2019,28,1,6-19,Gibson
Enhancing earthquake resilience of communities: an action by women's groups in Nepal,2019,28,1,84-92,Shrestha
Making communities disaster resilient,2019,28,1,106-118,Pandey
Local responses to disasters: recent lessons from zero-order responders,2019,28,1,119-125,Briones
Lessons from tropical storms Urduja and Vinta disasters in the Philippines,2019,28,2,154-170,Racoma
A critical review examining substance use during the disaster life cycle,2019,28,2,171-182,Kopak
A spatiotemporal analysis of fire incidents in Manila from 2011-2016,2019,28,2,201-215,Bringula
Public attitudes toward technological hazards after a technological disaster,2019,28,2,216-227,Wang
Gaining public input on natural hazard risk and land-use planning,2019,28,2,228-244,Saunders
Institutional foundations of disaster risk reduction policy,2019,28,2,245-257,Majo
Inter-organisational learning in public safety management system,2019,28,2,286-298,Sienkiewicz-Małyjurek
Using a Luhmannian perspective for earthquake resilience,2019,28,3,319-331,Yoldaş
Challenges of disaster training: implication for federal and state university libraries in Nigeria,2019,28,3,332-342,Ilo
Appraisal of fire safety interventions and strategies for informal settlements in South Africa,2019,28,3,343-358,Eksteen
Effects of the classification system in international SAR,2019,28,3,359-370,Shaw
An evidence-based urban DRR strategy for informal settlements,2019,28,3,371-385,Polak
Disaster relief trials: perceptions of a disaster-themed bicycling event,2019,28,3,386-400,Kirkpatrick
Evaluation of an organization-based psychological first aid intervention,2019,28,3,401-411,Hechanova
Reflections on the L'Aquila trial and the social dimensions of disaster risk,2019,28,4,434-445,Imperiale
Disaster recovery and violence in neoliberal times: community and spatial fragmentation in L'Aquila,2019,28,4,446-459,Valent
Work as a recovery factor after earthquake: a mixed-method study on female workers,2019,28,4,487-500,Galanti
A spatial and integrated flood risk diagnosis,2019,28,5,548-564,Leone
Public perceptions of pre-incident information campaign materials for the initial response to a chemical incident,2019,28,5,565-584,Amlôt
Resilience in Talcahuano Chile: appraising local disaster response,2019,28,5,585-602,Warner
The concept of trust in disasters: the Slovenian experience,2019,28,5,603-615,Malešič
Sensemaking questions in crisis response teams,2019,28,5,649-660,Kalkman
Dichotomies of disaster management: a reflection on the politics of efficient decision making,2019,28,5,670-676,Kasdan
Why lessons learnt are lost,2019,28,5,677-690,Haris
Collective efforts of people to reduce disasters in the Indian Sundarban islands,2019,28,5,691-705,Bera
Dealing with mass death in disasters and pandemics: some key differences but many similarities,2011,20,2,172-185,Scanlon
WOVOdat - the global volcano unrest database aimed at improving eruption forecasts,2019,28,6,738-751,Costa
Data schemas for multiple hazards exposure and vulnerability,2019,28,6,752-763,Rossetto
Building national and local capacity for disaster risk management in Cameroon,2019,28,6,764-777,van Niekerk
Data interoperability for disaster risk reduction in Europe,2019,28,6,796-808,Rossi
Exploring transdisciplinary approaches to facilitate disaster risk reduction,2019,28,6,809-822,Matsuura
Considering the impacts of simultaneous perils: the challenges of integrating earthquake and tsunamigenic risk,2019,28,6,823-837,Ordaz
Disaster risk reduction: why do we need accurate disaster mortality data to strengthen policy and practice?,2019,28,6,838-853,Murray
Governance of systemic risks for disaster prevention and mitigation,2019,28,6,854-866,Renn
Crisis translation: considering language needs in multilingual disaster settings,2019,29,2,129-143,O'Brien
The role of translators and interpreters in cascading crises and disasters: towards a framework for confronting the challenges,2019,29,2,144-156,Alexander
Trust distrust and translation in a disaster,2019,29,2,157-174,Cadwell
Ethics and crisis translation: insights from the work of Paul Ricoeur,2019,29,2,175-186,Hunt
Ophelia Emma and the beast from the east effortful engaging and the provision of sign language interpreting in emergencies,2019,29,2,187-199,Leeson
Wayfinding during a wildfire evacuation,2019,29,3,249-265,Church
Interconnected geoscience applied to disaster and risk: case study from SECMOL Ladakh N. India,2019,29,3,266-286,Petterson
Methodology for the preparation of rescue plans - a Polish case study,2019,29,3,313-321,Kunikowski
Media usage of evacuees in a multichannel environment,2019,29,3,365-378,Mitomo
South African community in Auckland: natural hazards and the resilience to a potential disaster event,2019,29,3,390-404,Wilkinson
Factors affecting awareness of preparedness after moderate earthquakes: an analysis of the Pohang earthquake in Korea,2019,29,3,405-420,Moon
Typhoon disaster politics in pre-1945 Asia: three case studies,2021,30,1,35-46,Van Klinken
Good governance and local level policy implementation for disaster-risk-reduction: actual perceptual and contested perspectives in coastal communities in Bangladesh,2021,30,2,94-111,Haque
"Inamura no Hi" ("The Rice Bale Fire") its evolving story and global relevance: the politics of tsunami preparedness in Japan,2021,30,2,112-124,Thompson
Disaster justice for people with disabilities,2021,30,2,125-136,Ton
Why is evacuation so difficult? Sociocultural aspects of landslide disaster in Ponorogo Indonesia,2021,30,2,137-148,Purworini
Lost (and found?) in translation: key terminology in disaster studies,2021,30,2,149-162,Chmutina
Crisis communication planning and nonprofit organizations,2021,30,2,163-178,Haupt
Crisis management in high-reliability organizations: lessons from Brazilian air disasters,2021,30,2,209-224,Cunha
How fringe cyclone experience affects predictions of damage severity,2021,30,2,240-254,Smith
Rethinking capacity development for disaster risk reduction: lessons from bottom up,2021,30,3,259-260,Bhatt
The storm after the storm: the long-term lingering impacts of hurricanes on schools,2021,30,3,264-278,Fuller
Educational experiences of children and youth with disabilities impacted by wildfires,2021,30,3,279-292,Stough
Participatory child-centered disaster risk reduction education: an innovative Chinese NGO program,2021,30,3,293-307,Wei
Participatory 3D model to promote intergenerational engagement for disaster risk reduction in São Luiz do Paraitinga Brazil,2021,30,3,308-326,Marchezini
Facilitators and barriers to developing firefighter resilience,2021,30,3,327-339,Waring
The disaster return-entry process: a discussion of issues strategies and future research,2021,30,3,369-383,Cova
The role of "not for profits" (NFPs) in disaster preparedness in Aotearoa New Zealand,2021,30,3,384-399,Johnston
Emotional and behavioural responses to the 19 September 2017 earthquake: the case of the occupants of three multi-storey buildings,2021,30,3,412-428,Santos-Reyes
When disaster management agencies create disaster risk: a case study of the US's Federal Emergency Management Agency,2021,30,4/5,447-461,Patel
Knowledge and implementation gaps in disaster risk reduction and spatial planning: Palu City Indonesia,2021,30,4/5,462-479,Sagala
Disability inclusiveness of early warning system: a study on flood-prone areas of Bangladesh,2021,30,4/5,494-509,Chisty
Stop going around in circles: towards a reconceptualisation of disaster risk management phases,2021,30,4/5,525-537,Bosher
Measuring resilience: by whom and for whom? A case study of people-centred resilience indicators in New Zealand,2021,30,4/5,538-552,Le Dé
When the mountain broke: disaster governance in Sierra Leone,2021,30,6,14-25,Hilhorst
Potential non-disasters of 2021,2022,31,5,592-600,Kelman