Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A Psychological Analysis of the Evacuation Behavior at the Great Sakata Fire,1985,3,1,133-146,Kitao
Evacuation as Population Mobility,1983,1,3,415-437,Aguirre
Evacuation in Cancun during Hurricane Gilbert,1991,9,1,31-45,Aguirre
Can Sustainable Development Sustain Us?,2002,20,2,111-125,Aguirre
Disaster Programs as Technology Transfers: The Case of Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricane Hugo,1992,10,1,161-178,Bush
Population and the Detection of Weak Tornadoes,1994,12,3,261-278,Aguirre
The Social Organization of Search and Rescue: Evidence from the Guadalajara Gasoline Explosion,1995,13,1,67-92,Glass
Behavior During Earthquakes: A Southern Italian Example,1990,8,1,5-29,Alexander
Symbolic Planning and Disaster Preparedness in Developing Countries: The Presbyterian Church in Vanuatu,1992,10,2,293-314,Ali
Perceived Impact of an Earthquake Prediction: The Third Person Effect,1993,11,3,365-378,Atwood
Exploring the 'Cry Wolf' Hypothesis,1998,16,3,279-302,Atwood
Impact of Movie Depictions of Volcanic Disaster on Risk Perception and Judgements,2000,18,1,65-84,Bahk
Taxonomy and Disaster: Prospects and Problems,1989,7,3,419-431,Bailey
Hurricane evacuation behavior,1991,9,2,287-310,Baker
Earthquake Awareness in Southeast Missouri: A Study in Pluralistic Ignorance,1993,11,3,351-363,Baldwin
Vulnerability as a Measure of Change in Society,2003,21,2,30-50,Bankoff
Time is of the Essence: Disasters Vulnerability and History,2004,22,3,23-42,Bankoff
Safety Officer Accounts of Earthquake Preparedness at Riverside Industrial Sites,1993,11,3,421-435,Barlow
The Near Disaster at Three Mile Island,1983,1,1,19-42,Bartlett
Long-Term [Disaster] Recovery,1989,7,3,349-365,Bates
Measuring Disaster Impact on Household Living Conditions: The Domestic Assets Approach,1992,10,1,133-160,Bates
Towards a Moral Philosophy of Natural Disaster Mitigation,1989,7,1,5-32,Beatley
The Effects of Personal Network and Local Community Contexts on the Receipt of Formal Aid During Disaster Recovery,1996,14,1,57-78,Beggs
Paradigmatic Disaster? The Crash of Trans World Airways (TWA) Flight 800,1999,17,3,295-311,Bennett
Not Context-Contexts: An 'Outside-in' Approach to Understanding the Vincennes Shoot-down,2001,19,1,27-57,Bennett
Lock and Load? Explaining Different Policies for Delivering Safety and Security in the Air,2002,20,2,141-169,Bennett
Context is All: A Holistic Reformulation of the Tonkin Gulf Incident,2003,21,1,57-90,Bennett
Influences on Local Adoption of Planning Measures for Earthquake Hazard Mitigation,1989,7,1,33-56,Beatley
Natural Disasters as Focusing Events: Policy Communities and Political Response,1996,14,2,221-243,Birkland
Understanding Public Response to Increased Risk from Natural Hazards: Application of the Hazards Risk Communication Framework,1998,16,3,247-278,Blanchard-Boehm
Political Responses to Natural Hazards: Social Movement Participation Following a Flood Disaster,1991,9,3,367-382,Blocker
Divided We Fall: Towards An Understanding Of Community Risk Assessment: A Case Study From The Lao PDR,2004,22,3,87-108,Bloomer
Evaluating Chemical Hazards in the Aftermath of the Bhopal Tragedy,1987,5,3,233-241,Bogard
Disaster Impact and Recovery: A Comparison of Black and White Victims,1986,4,1,35-50,Bolin
Recovery in Nicaragua and the U.S.A,1983,1,1,125-144,Bolin
Family Separation and Boundary Ambiguity,1983,1,1,63-72,Boss
Survey Research,1997,15,1,71-101,Nguyen
Organized Behavior in Disaster: A Review Essay,1988,6,3,363-395,Britton
Uncommon Hazards and Orthodox Emergency Management: Toward a Reconciliation,1992,10,2,329-348,Britton
Evolution of a Disaster 'Focal Point': Australia's Natural Disasters Organization,1990,8,3,237-274,Britton
Integrating City Planning and Emergency Preparedness: Some of the Reasons Why,1995,13,1,93-106,Lindsay
Demonstrating the Need to Integrate City Planning and Emergency Preparedness: Two Case Studies,1995,13,2,161-178,Lindsay
The Ties That Bind: Social Fabric and the Mobilization of Environmental Movements in Japan,1986,4,2,227-253,Broadbent
Communication in Crisis Communication in Recovery: A Postmodern Commentary on the Exxon Valdez Disaster,1992,10,3,477-498,Browning
Prospects for Public Sector Disaster Management in the 1990s: An Indication of Current Issues with Particular Reference to Victoria Australia,1990,8,3,301-324,Buckle
Reframing Risk Hazards Disasters and Daily Life: A Report of Research into Local Appreciation of Risks and Threats,2002,20,3,309-324,Buckle
The Transformation of Community Consciousness: The Effects of Citizens' Organizations on Host Communities,1991,9,3,383-399,Cable
Disasters and Development in Historical Context: Tropical Cyclone Response in the Banks Islands Northern Vanuatu,1990,8,3,401-424,Campbell
Household Response to Warnings,1983,1,1,95-104,Carter
Elderly Female-Headed Households in the Disaster Loan Process,1999,17,1,99-110,Childers
Situational and Dispositional Determinants of Cognitive and Affective Reactions to the New Madrid Earthquake Prediction,1993,11,3,323-335,Veneziano
The Family as a Life-Saver in Disaster?,1983,1,1,43-62,Clason
The Potential for Right to Know Legislation in Canada,1992,10,2,349-364,Collins
Designing an Interactive Intelligent Spatial Information System for International Disaster Assistance,1991,9,3,339-353,Comfort
Time Knowledge and Action: The Effects of Trauma Upon Community Capacity for Action,1998,16,1,73-91,Comfort
Panic or Situational Constraints? The Case of the M/V Estonia,2001,19,1,5-25,Cornwell
Longitudinal Changes in Hurricane Hazard Perception,1990,8,1,31-47,Cross
A Half Century of Hazards Dissertation Research in Geography,1998,16,2,199-212,Cross
The Cultural Scene of Disasters: Conceptualizing the Field of Disasters and Popular Culture,2000,18,1,21-37,Couch
Fleeing from Harm: International Trends in Evacuations from Chemical Accidents,1991,9,2,267-285,Cutter
Determinants of Business Disaster Preparedness,1997,15,2,265-281,Dahlamer
Vulnerability reduction and political responsiveness: explaining executive decisions in u.s. disaster policy during the ford and carter administrations,2002,20,2,225-253,Daniels
The Power of the Powerless: Resource Mobilization and Social Movements in a Third World Reality,1986,4,2,255-284,Danns
The Use of Geographical Information Systems in Disaster Research,1997,15,1,135-146,Dash
A Comparison of Research and Practice: A Practitioners's View,1993,11,1,55-62,Dawson
Making Iconoclasts Credible: The Iben Browning Earthquake Prediction,1993,11,3,391-403,Dearing
Coordination in a Governmental Disaster Mega-Organization,1995,13,1,25-43,Denis
Solidarity During Snow Disasters,1983,1,1,189-205,Dombrowsky
Again and Again: Is a Disaster What We Call a 'Disaster'?,1995,13,3,241-254,Dombrowsky
Angst and the Masses: Collective Behavior Research in Germany,1986,4,2,61-89,Dombrowsky
Alternative Patterns of Decision-Making in Emergent Disaster Response Networks,1983,1,2,277-305,Drabek
Disasters as Non-routine Social Problems -- 1,1989,7,3,253-264,Drabek
Anticipating Organizational Evacuations: Disaster Planning by Managers of Tourist-Oriented Private Firms,1991,9,2,219-245,Drabek
Disaster Responses within the Tourist Industry,1995,13,1,7-23,Drabek
Following Some Dreams: Recognizing Opportunities Posing Interesting Questions and Implementing Alternative Methods,1997,15,1,21-46,Drabek
Revisiting the Disaster Encyclopedia,1999,17,2,237-257,Drabek
Pattern Differences in Disaster-Induced Employee Evacuations,2000,18,2,289-315,Drabek
Emergent Phenomena and Multiorganizational Coordination in Disasters: Lessons from the Research Literature,2002,20,2,197-224,Drabek
Riding Out the Storm: Public Evaluations of News Coverage of Hurricane Andrew,1996,14,3,293-303,Driscoll
Community Emergency Planning: False Assumptions and Inappropriate Analogies,1994,12,2,141-158,Dynes
Comments on Drabek and Other Encyclopedists,1999,17,2,211-215,Dynes
The Dialogue between Voltaire and Rousseau on the Lisbon Earthquake: The Emergence of a Social Science View,2000,18,1,97-115,Dynes
Finding Order in Disorder: Continuities in the 9/11 Response,2003,21,3,9-23,Dynes
The Structure of Disaster Research: Its Policy and Disciplinary Implications,1994,12,1,5-23,Drabek
Social Location and Self-Protective Behavior: Implications for Earthquake Preparedness,1993,11,3,293-303,Edwards
The Safe Operation of Nuclear Power Plants: Implementing Federal Policy in the Aftermath of Three Mile Island,1984,2,1,61-87,Elmore
Disaster Communication Via the Information Superhighway: Data and Observations on the 1995 Hurricane Season,1996,14,3,321-342,Emani
Psychological Reactions and Experiences Among Swedish Citizens Resident in Kobe During the 1995 Earthquake,1999,17,2,185-205,Enander
Women and housing issues in two u.s. disasters: case studies from hurricane andrew and the red river valley flood,1999,17,1,39-63,Enarson
'We Will Make Meaning Out of This': Women's Cultural Responses to the Red River Valley Flood,2000,18,1,39-64,Enarson
Public Media and Institutional Responses to the Iben Browning Earthquake Prediction,1993,11,3,271-277,Farley
Down but not out: earthquake awareness and preparedness trends in the St. Louis metropolitan area 1990-1997,1998,16,3,303-319,Farley
Earthquake Hysteria Before and After: A Survey and Follow-up on Public Response to the Browning Forecast,1993,11,3,271-277,Finkelstein
The Impact of Disaster Education on Household Preparedness for Hurricane Hugo,1992,10,1,5-24,Faupel
The Ties that Bind: A Macro-Level Approach to Panic,2001,19,3,269-295,Feinberg
SARA Title III and Community Hazards Planning: The Case of the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program,1993,11,1,85-97,Feldman
Disaster Response in Bangladesh,1983,1,1,105-124,Feldman
Voluntary labor Utah the L.D.S. church and the floods of 1983: a case study,1985,3,3,53-74,Fisher
The First 'A' Alert of the Parkfield Earthquake Prediction Experiment: A Description of Organizational Response,1994,12,2,183-197,Fitzpatrick
Motivating Public Evacuation,1991,9,2,137-152,Fitzpatrick
Disaster Gypsies: The Role of Informal Relationships in Administering Disaster Assistance,1986,4,1,51-67,Forrest
Gender Risk and Disaster,1996,14,1,33-56,Fothergill
An Exploratory Study of Woman Battering in the Grand Forks Flood Disaster: Implications for Community Responses and Policies,1999,17,1,79-98,Fothergill
The Development of Municipal Emergency Management Planning in Victoria Australia,2002,20,3,293-307,Gabriel
The Common Disaster and the Unexpected Education: Delta Flight 1141 and the Discourse on Aviation Safety,1996,14,2,155-174,Garner
Mental Health Implications of Disaster Relocation in the United States: A Review of the Literature,1985,3,2,49-65,Garrison
Tapping Collective Memory of Disaster: Getting "Inside" the 1985 Mexico City Earthquakes,2001,19,3,297-322,Olson
Effects of the Avianca Aircrash on Disaster Workers,1996,14,1,23-32,Gibbs
Studying Disaster: A Review of the Main Conceptual Tools,1995,13,3,231-240,Gilbert
Barton's Theory of Collective Stress is a Classic and Worth Testing,1988,6,3,345-361,Gillespie
Conceptualizating and Measuring Disaster Preparedness,1987,5,2,155-176,Gillespie
Setting Boundaries for Research on Organizational Capacity to Evacuate,1991,9,2,201-218,Murty
Structural Change in Disaster Preparedness Networks,1993,11,2,142-162,Gillespie
Modeling Hurricane Evacuation Decisions with Ethnographic Methods,2001,19,2,117-143,Peacock
What's the Matter with Those People? Rethinking Three Mile Island,1984,2,3,369-387,Goldsteen
A Conceptual Approach to the Social Psychological Study of Disaster Recovery,1983,1,2,255-276,Golec
Are the News Media Responsible for the Disaster Myths?: A Content Analysis of Emergency Response Imagery,1984,2,3,345-368,Goltz
Initial Behavioral Response to a Rapid Onset Disaster: a Case Study of the October 1 1987 Whittier Narrows Earthquake,1992,10,1,43-69,Bourque
Relocation or Proximity?: Major Factors Associated with Prolonged Impact Following Dioxin Contamination and Flooding in Missouri,1992,10,1,115-132,Goodman
Factor Variation as a Function of Disaster Stress,1988,6,2,155-167,Walkey
Internet and Emergency Management: Prospects for the Future,1998,16,1,55-72,Weber
Integrating Disaster and Development Assistance after Natural Disasters: NGO Response in the Third World,1993,11,1,111-122,Guarnizo
Cultural influences on disaster management: a case study of the Mt. Pinatubo eruption,2004,22,2,31-58,Guss
The Disaster Framing of the Stress Process: A Test of an Expanded Model,1999,17,3,367-397,Beggs
The Chimera of Precision: Inherent Uncertainties in Disaster Loss Assessment,2002,20,3,325-346,Handmer
Does a Rights Based Approach Make a Difference? The Role of Public Law in Vulnerability Reduction,2004,22,3,43-59,Handmer
A Study of Pet Rescue in Two Disasters,2000,18,3,361-381,Glickman
Reaction Paper: Excluded Perspectives in the Social Construction of Disaster,1995,13,3,317-339,Hewitt
Responding to Disasters: Diversity of Bureaucrats Technocrats and Local People,2003,21,1,37-55,Hilhorst
A Study of Mass Media Reporting in Emergencies,1985,3,1,21-49,Hiori
Earthquake Prediction in Japan and the United States,1985,3,1,51-66,Hirose
Defining disaster relief: disaster victims and disaster relief administration in the case of Mt. Unzen's eruption,1992,10,2,281-292,Hirose
Responses to Disaster: A Comparative Study of Indigenous Coping Mechanisms in Two Marginal Third World Communities,1986,4,3,51-70,Holland
Writing Disaster: Autobiography as a Methodology in Disaster Research,2003,21,2,51-80,Homan
The Impact of a Natural Disaster on the Division of Labor in Twelve Guatemalan Communities: A Study of Social Change in a Developing Country,1985,3,3,7-26,Bates
Modern Disasters as Outrage and Betrayal,1995,13,3,305-315,Horlick-Jones
The Role of the For-Profit Private Sector in Disaster Mitigation and Response,1993,11,2,189-205,Horwich
Protective Action Decision Model Applied to Evacuation During the Three Mile Island Crisis,1984,2,1,27-39,Cleary
Law Comparative Legal Study and Disaster Taxonomy,1989,7,3,329-347,Huffman
The Piper's Dance: A Paradigm of the Collective Response to Epidemic Disease,1993,11,2,227-245,Hughes
A Referendum on the Future of Nuclear Power: The Case of Sweden,1984,2,1,165-184,Hultaker
State Emergency Management Agencies' Hazard Analysis Information on the Internet,2001,19,1,85-106,Lindell
Some Considerations on Personal Reactions to Emergency Stress in Employed and Volunteer Organization Personnel,1990,8,3,379-400,Innes
Simulation of Post-Earthquake Restoration of Lifeline Systems,1985,3,1,87-105,Isumi
Disaster and the Moral Appraisal of Corporate Actions,1990,8,3,341-360,Janssen
Emergency Medical Workers' Mass Shooting Incident Stress and Psychological Recovery,1998,16,2,181-197,Jenkins
The Experience Lesson and Reform of China's Disaster Management,1992,10,2,315-327,Jingshen
A Call for Dynamic Hazard Assessment,2004,22,3,9-22,Johnson
Fire in a Crowded Theater: A Descriptive Investigation of the Emergence of Panic,1988,6,1,7-26,Johnson
Factors Related to Earthquake Preparedness Among Child Care Professionals,1996,14,3,343-359,Junn
Low-Level Environmental Hazards: Public Policy Response to Sinkholes,1991,9,3,401-412,Jurie
Traditional Families in Turkey,1983,1,1,145-152,Kagitcibasi
Building Disaster-Resistant Communities: Lessons Learned from Past Earthquakes in Turkey and Suggestions for the Future,2000,18,3,403-416,Karanci
Flood Evacuation in Two Communities in Scotland: Lessons from European Research,1998,16,2,119-143,Fordham
Women and Floods in Bangaladesh,1996,14,3,281-292,Khondker
Understanding the Message: Social and Cultural Constraints to Interpreting Weather-Generated Natural Hazards,2004,22,1,57-74,King
Warning and Evacuation During a Mass Disaster: A Multivariate Decision-Making Model,1992,10,1,91-114,Kirschenbaum
Residential Ambiguity and Relocation Decisions: Population and Areas at Risk,1996,14,1,79-96,Kirschenbaum
Mass Terrorism and the Distribution of Gas Masks in Israel: A Longitudinal Cohort Analysis,2001,19,3,245-267,Kirschenbaum
Disaster Preparedness: A Conceptual and Empirical Reevaluation,2002,20,1,5-28,Kirschenbaum
Measuring the Effectiveness of Disaster Management Organizations,2004,22,1,75-102,Kirschenbaum
New Social Movements and Resource Mobilization: The European and the American Approach,1986,4,2,13-37,Klandermans
Coordinating Intergovernmental Policies on Emergency Management in a Multi-Centered Metropolis,1998,16,1,45-54,Kory
The Organization of Disaster Response: Core Concepts and Processes,1983,1,3,439-465,Kreps
Future Directions in Disaster Research: The Role of Taxonomy,1989,7,3,215-241,Kreps
Description Taxonomy and Explanation in Disaster Research,1989,7,3,277-280,Kreps
The Federal Emergency Management System in the United States: Past and Present,1990,8,3,275-300,Kreps
Disaster as Systemic Event and Social Catalyst: A Clarification of Subject Matter,1995,13,3,255-284,Kreps
Excluded Perspectives in the Social Construction of Disaster: A Reply to Hewitt's Critique,1995,13,3,349-351,Kreps
Disasters as Non-routine Social Problems -- 2,1996,14,2,129-153,Drabek
What Is a Disaster?: An Ecological-Symbolic Approach to Resolving the Definitional Debate,1991,9,3,355-366,Couch
The Southern California Earthquake Preparedness Project: Evolution of an 'Earthquake Entrepreneur',1985,3,3,75-94,Lambright
Improving Medical Preparedness for Chemical Accidents: An Inter-Organizational Resource Review,1989,7,2,152-166,Landesman
Coordinated Emergency Management: The Challenge of the Chronic Technological Disaster,1989,7,2,134-150,LePlante
Opening a Policy Window: The Costa Rican Hospital Retrofit and Seismic Insurance Programs 1986-1992,1994,12,1,95-115,Lavell
A Protocol for the Comparative Analysis of Sports Crowd Violence,1986,4,2,211-225,Lewis
Are Local Emergency Planning Committees Effective in Developing Community Disaster Preparedness?,1994,12,2,159-182,Lindell
Perceived Characteristics of Environmental Hazards,1994,12,3,303-326,Lindell
Adoption and Implementation of Hazard Adjustments,1997,15,3,327-453,Lindell
Warning Mechanisms in Emergency Response Systems,1987,5,2,137-153,Lindell
Understanding Evacuation Behavior: An Editorial Introduction,1991,9,2,133-136,Lindell
Household Adoption of Seismic Hazard Adjustments: A Comparison of Residents in Two States,2000,18,2,317-338,Lindell
Multi-method Assessment of Organizational Effectiveness in Local Emergency Planning Committees,1996,14,2,195-220,Whitney
Local Government Agencies' Use of Hazard Analysis Information,2002,20,1,29-39,Lindell
Media Studies,1997,15,1,103-116,Lombardi
Beyond Family Crisis: Family Adaptation,1983,1,1,73-93,McCubbin
Reflecting the Hazard or Restating Old Views: Newspapers and Bushfires in Australia,1996,14,3,305-319,Mckay
A Test of Situational Communication Theory: Public Response to the 1990 Browning Earthquake Prediction,1993,11,3,337-349,Major
Gender Differences in Risk and Communication Behavior in Response to an Earthquake Prediction,1999,17,3,313-338,Major
Assessing the usefulness of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's terrorism advisory system,2004,22,2,77-101,Atwood
Social Influence Perspective on Crowd Behavior,1986,4,2,171-192,Mann
Italian Sociology and the Study of Social Movements,1986,4,2,117-144,de Marchi
A cross-cultural analysis of natural disaster response: the Northwest Italy floods of 1994 compared to the U.S. midwest floods of 1993,2001,19,2,209-236,Marincioni
Social Science Perspectives: Risk and Disaster Preparedness,1989,7,3,281-303,May
Studying Organizationally-situated Improvisation in Response to Extreme Events,2004,22,2,5-29,Wallace
Human Responses to Disasters,1985,3,1,107-132,Ikeda
Societal comparisons of organizational response to earthquake predictions: japan vs. the united states,1983,1,3,399-413,Mileti
The Three Mile Island Incident: A Study of Behavioral Indicators of Human Stress,1984,2,1,89-113,Mileti
Toward an Explanation of Mass Care Shelter Use in Evacuations,1992,10,1,25-42,Mileti
Societal Response to Revised Earthquake Probabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area,1995,13,2,119-145,Mileti
A Social Explanation of Urban Relocation After Earthquakes,1996,14,1,97-110,Mileti
Half a Century of Natural Disasters in the Pacific Basin: Historical Perspectives on the Future,1992,10,2,269-279,Mitchell
Catastrophe in Reel Life versus Real Life: Perpetuating Disaster Myth through Hollywood Films,2000,18,3,383-402,Hill
The 1998 Floods in the Tambo Valley,2004,22,3,61-86,Monson
Hurricane Andrew through Women's Eyes: Issues and Recommendations,1996,14,1,5-22,Morrow
What's Gender 'Got to Do With It'?,1999,17,1,5-13,Morrow
Bridging the Gap between Research and Practice: The Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center,1993,11,1,41-54,Myers
Blame Assignment in a Diffuse Disaster Situation: A Case Example of the Role of an Emergent Group,1984,2,2,251-266,Neal
Social Capital: A Missing Link to Disaster Recovery,2004,22,1,5-34,Nakagawa
Integrating Disaster Research and Practice: An Overview of Issues,1993,11,1,5-13,Neal
Reconsidering the Phases of Disasters,1997,15,2,239-264,Neal
Influential First Sources: Brief Statements with Long-Term Effects,1988,6,3,311-343,Perry
TV Network News Coverage of Three Mile Island: Reporting Disasters as Technological Fables,1984,2,1,115-145,Nimmo
Order Out of Chaos? A Critical Review of the Role of Central Regional and Local Government in Emergency Planning in London,2002,20,3,347-367,Morman
Citizen Participation in Emergency Response Following the Loma Prieta Earthquake,1992,10,1,71-89,Mileti
Field Survey on Occupant Behavior in an Earthquake,1985,3,1,147-160,Ohta
The General Trend of Sociobehavioral Disaster Studies in Japan,1985,3,1,7-19,Hirose
Disaster Evangelism: Religion as a Catalyst for Change in Post-Mitch Honduras,2003,21,2,31-50,Olivo Ensor
Women Aging and Post-Disaster Stress: Risk Factors for Psychological Morbidity,1999,17,1,65-78,Ollenburger
Toward a Politics of Disaster: Losses Values Agendas and Blame,2000,18,2,265-287,Olson
Guns Drugs and Disaster: Cauca/Huila Colombia,1994,13,2,147-160,Olson
'The Rubble's Standing Up' in Oroville California: The Politics of Building Safety,1993,11,2,163-188,Olson
Trapped in Politics: The Life Death and Afterlife of the Utah Seismic Safety Advisory Council,1994,12,1,77-94,Olson
Night and Day: Mitigation Policymaking in Oakland California Before and After the Loma Prieta Earthquake,1998,16,2,145-179,Olson
Un-Therapeutic Communities: A Cross-National Analysis of Post-Disaster Political Unrest,1997,15,2,221-238,Olson
Disasters as Critical Junctures? Managua Nicaragua 1972 and Mexico City 1985,2003,21,1,3-35,Olson
Terrorism and System Failure: A Revisited Perspective of Current Development Paradigms,2003,21,3,25-40,Wilson
The Significance of the Gender Division of Labor in Assessing Disaster Impacts: A Case Study of Hurricane Mitch and Hillside Farmers in Honduras,2002,20,2,171-195,Ramirez
Police Social Work Collaboration in Response to the World Trade Center Attack,2003,21,3,87-102,Patterson
Routinized Reporting of Technological Accidents: Television Coverage of the Chernobyl Disaster,1988,6,1,27-46,Patterson
Cross-National and Comparative Disaster Research,1997,15,1,117-133,Peacock
The Effects of Disaster Damage and Housing Aid on Household Recovery Following the 1976 Guatemalan Earthquake,1987,5,1,63-88,Bates
Tornadoes Over Texas: A Study of Waco and San Angelo in Disaster and its Impact upon the Study of Disaster,1988,6,3,253-281,Perry
Taxonomy and Model Building for Emergency Warning Response,1989,7,3,305-327,Perry
Volcanic Eruptions and Functional Change: Parallels in Japan and the United States,1983,1,2,231-253,Perry
Predicting Long-Term Adjustment to Volcano Hazard,1990,8,2,117-136,Lindell
The Effects of Ethnicity on Evacuation Decision-Making,1991,9,1,47-68,Lindell
Natural Hazard Mitigation: Professionalization of the Policy-Making Process,1984,2,2,285-302,Petak
Disaster Behavior Research in Greece: Review and Prospects,1988,6,2,169-183,Petropoulos
The Media in Disaster Threat Situations: Some Possible Relationships Between Mass Media Reporting and Voluntarism,1986,4,3,7-26,Phillips
Cultural Diversity in Disasters: Sheltering Housing and Long-Term Recovery,1993,11,1,99-110,Phillips
Qualitative Methods and Disaster Research,1997,15,1,179-195,Phillips
TMI in the Literature: A Partially Annotated Bibliography,1984,2,1,197-211,Wenger
Disaster and Disaster Areas: Methodological Issues of Definition and Delineation,1995,13,3,285-304,Porfiriev
Comment on the Comments or What I See in Hewitt's Mirror in Rereading My Paper,1995,13,3,353-356,Porfiriev
Disaster Studies: An Analysis of the Social Historical Factors Affecting the Development of Research in the Area,1987,5,3,285-310,Quarantelli
What Should We Study?: Questions about the Concept of Disasters (Presidential Address),1987,5,1,7-32,Quarantelli
The NORC Research on the Arkansas Tornado: A Fountainhead Study,1988,6,3,283-310,Quarantelli
Conceptualizing Disasters from a Sociological Perspective,1989,7,3,243-251,Quarantelli
Converting Disaster Scholarship into Effective Disaster Planning and Managing: Possibilities and Limitations,1993,11,1,15-39,Quarantelli
Disaster Studies: The Consequences of the Historical Use of a Sociological Approach in the Development of Research,1994,12,1,25-49,Quarantelli
The Disaster Research Center Field Studies of Organized Behavior in the Crisis Time Period of Disasters,1997,15,1,47-69,Quarantelli
Burning Issue -- The Politicization of a Bushfire,1990,8,3,325-340,Robbins
Fear at Work Fear at Home: Surveying the New Geography of Dread in America Post 9/11,2003,21,3,41-55,Roberts
Federal Disaster Relief and Local Government Financial Condition,1993,11,2,207-225,Roenigk
Aspects of Risk Communication in Two Cultures,1992,10,3,437-464,Rogers
Collective Behavior Research in The Netherlands: From Residual to Partnership,1986,4,2,91-115,Rosenthal
Studies in Holland Flood Disaster 1953: An Essay on the Proto-Sociology of Disaster,1988,6,3,233-251,Rosenthal
Victimization by Natural Hazards in the United States 1970-1980: Survey Estimates,1983,1,3,467-482,Wright
Human Response to Vertical Shelters: An Experimental Note,1984,2,3,389-401,Ruch
Hurricane Preparedness: Improving Television Hurricane Watch and Warning Graphics,2002,20,1,41-49,Sattler
Winners and Losers: Some Thoughts about the Political Economy of Disaster,1988,6,1,47-63,Scanlon
Disaster's Little Known Pioneer: Canada's Samuel Henry Prince,1988,6,3,213-232,Scanlon
The Role of EOCs in Emergency Management: A Comparison of Canadian and American Experience,1994,12,1,51-75,Scanlon
Changing a Corporate Culture: Managing Risk on the London Underground,1996,14,2,175-194,Scanlon
Not on the Record: Disasters Records and Disaster Research,1996,14,3,265-280,Scanlon
Rewriting a Living Legend: Researching the 1917 Halifax Explosion,1997,15,1,147-198,Scanlon
Munitions ships and meteors: plus c'est change . . ,1998,16,3,233-245,Scanlon
Helping the Other Victims of September 11: Gander Uses Multiple EOCs to Deal With 38 Diverted Flights,2002,20,3,369-398,Scanlon
The Halifax Explosion and the Port Arthur Massacre: Testing Samuel Henry Prince's Ideas,2001,19,2,181-208,Handmer
Some Contributions German Katastrophensoziologie Can Make to the Sociology of Disaster,1987,5,2,The purpose of this article is to discuss some of the contributions the new and relatively undevelop,Schorr
The Effects of Newspaper Reports on the Public's Response to a Natural Hazard Event,1991,9,1,5-29,Laska
Media Presentations of a Hazard Event and the Public's Response: An Empirical Examination,1994,12,3,279-301,Seydlitz
The Political Matrix of Natural Disasters: Africa and the United States,1984,2,2,231-250,Davis
Pre- and Post-Disaster Political Instability and Contentious Supporters: A Case Study of Political Ferment,1999,17,2,137-160,Shefner
Emergencies and Rationality: The Case of Three Mile Island,1984,2,1,41-60,Shelton
Whose Fault Was It?: An Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of Iben Browning's New Madrid Fault Earthquake Prediction,1993,11,3,378-389,Shipman
Prognostication of Doom: An Earthquake Prediction's Effect on Four Small Communities,1993,11,3,279-292,Showalter
Preventing Industrial Crises: The Challenges of Bhopal,1987,5,3,199-221,Shrivastava
A Cultural Analysis of Conflicts in Industrial Disaster,1987,5,3,243-264,Shrivastava
The Evolution of Crises: Crisis Precursors,1991,9,3,321-337,Miller
The state of seismic mitigation management in U.S. Pacific basin seaports and harbors,1989,7,2,168-182,Siegel
Victimization after a Natural Disaster: Social Disorganization or Community Cohesion?,1999,17,3,265-294,Shoaf
Ignorance and Disasters,1990,8,3,207-235,Smithson
When Shall We Leave?: Factors Affecting the Timing of Evacuation Departures,1991,9,2,153-165,Sorensen
Inter- and Intraorganizational Cohesion in Emergencies,1985,3,3,-,Mileti
Decision-Making Uncertainties in Emergency Warning System Organizations,1987,5,1,33-61,Mileti
Evacuation Behavior at Three Mile Island,1984,2,1,11-26,Stallings
Ending Evacuations,1991,9,2,183-200,Stallings
Contrasting Local Government Responses to a Tornado Disaster in Two Communities,1987,5,3,265-284,Stallings
An Association of Circumstances: The 1990 Browning Earthquake Prediction and the Center for Earthquake Research and Information,1993,11,3,405-420,Stevens
Redundancy in Social Systems: Implications for Warning and Evacuation Planning,1991,9,2,167-182,Streeter
Organizational Reform and Technological Innovation in Emergency Management,1998,16,1,7-12,Sutphen
The Effect of a Natural Disaster on Social Cohesion: A Longitudinal Study,1998,16,3,321-331,Sweet
Nuclear Power Emergency Planning: Politics of the Task,1984,2,1,185-196,Sylves
Adopting Integrated Emergency Management in The United States: Political and Organizational Challenges,1991,9,3,413-424,Sylves
Vicarious Trauma in Aid Workers Following the World Trade Center Attack in 2001,2004,22,1,35-55,Thiel de Bocanegra
Improving Theory and Research on Hazard Mitigation: Political Economy and Organizational Perspectives,1989,7,3,367-396,Tierney
The Impact of Intergovernmental Distance on Disaster Communications,1989,7,2,116-132,Toulmin
Waiting for Disaster: Changing Reactions to Earthquake Forecasts in Southern California,1983,1,2,307-334,Turner
Taxonomy as an Approach to Theory Development,1989,7,3,265-275,Turner
Reflections on the Past and Future of Social Research on Earthquake Warnings,1993,11,3,453-468,Turner
State of the Art in Evacuation Time Estimates for Nuclear Power Plants,1994,12,3,327-343,Urbanik
Do Disasters Affect Individuals' Psychological Well-Being? An Over-Time Analysis of the Effect of Hurricane Floyd on Men and Women in Eastern North Carolina,2001,19,1,59-83,Van Willigen
Issues in Nursing Home Evacuations,1991,9,2,247-265,Voght
Why Do People Sometimes Fail when Adapting to Danger? A Theoretical Discussion from a Psychological Perspective,2001,19,2,145-180,Wallenius
Cultural Gap and Public Involvement: The Case of Lan-Yu Radwaste Storage Site Taiwan,1992,10,3,465-476,Wang
A Propositional Paradigm for Estimating the Impact of Disasters on Mental Health,1985,3,2,29-50,Warheit
Bringing Culture Back In: Exploring the Cultural Dimensions of Disaster,2000,18,1,5-19,Webb
The Legacy of Three Mile Island: Research and Policy Implications,1984,2,1,5-9,Wenger
Local and National Media Coverage of Disaster: A Content Analysis of the Print Media's Treatment of Disaster Myths,1986,4,3,27-50,Friedman
Methodological Issues in Studying Response to the Browning Prediction of a New Madrid Earthquake: A Researcher's Cautionary Tale,1993,11,3,437-452,Wetzel
The Response of Local Residents to a Chemical Hazard Warning: Prediction of Behavioral Intentions in Greece France and the Netherlands,1992,10,3,499-515,Wiegman
Media Coverage of the Bhopal Disaster: A Cultural Myth in the Making,1986,4,1,7-33,Wilkins
Tepeyac: Case Study of Institutional and Social Learning Under Stress,2003,21,3,57-66,Wisner
Earthquakes and Public Policy: Implementation in California,1984,2,2,267-284,Wyner
Simulation Study of Confusion at Terminal Train Stations Caused by Earthquake Warnings,1985,3,1,67-85,Yoshii
The intersection of gender and social class in disaster: balancing resilience and vulnerability,1999,17,1,15-37,Fordham
What's gender "got to do with it"?,1999,17,1,5-13,Morrow
Disaster capitalism housing vulnerability and the Tuscaloosa tornado: a critical analysis of rebuilding efforts,2017,35,1,1-19,Smart
Interdisciplinary citizen science and design projects for hazard and disaster education,2019,37,1,6-24,Masterson
Beyond internships: experiential learning as a tool for emergency management education,2019,37,1,35-43,Silver
Experimental design in teaching crisis and emergency management in social sciences: the case of the RCR Lab at Mid Sweden University,2019,37,1,92-100,Sparf
Thinking outside of the hospital and nurse-midwife paradigms: a qualitative examination of midwifery in times of natural disasters,2019,37,2,138-173,Monteblanco
Focus group administration in disaster research: methodological transparency when dealing with challenges,2019,37,3,241-263,Rivera
Science or fiction: the persistence of disaster myths in Hollywood films,2019,37,3,286-305,Mitchell
Hurricanes climate change and the social construction of risk,2020,38,1,1-12,Oliver-Smith
On seeing and listening: how to better support affected communities before the disaster starts,2020,38,1,13-42,Dietrich
Information as intervention: how hurricane risk communication interacted with vulnerability and capacities in Superstorm Sandy,2020,38,1,89-120,Lazrus
Is it time to move away? How hurricanes affect future plans,2020,38,1,54-76,Welch-Devine
Disaster narratives by design: is Japan different?,2021,38,2,176-200,
Modeling hurricane evacutaion decisions with ethnographic methods,2001,19,2,117-143,Peacock