Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Housing reconstruction after two major earthquakes: the 1994 Northridge earthquake in the United States and the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake in Taiwan,2004,28,1,63-81,Wu
A determination of the prevalence of gender-based violence among conflict-affected populations in East Timor,2004,28,3,294-321,Hynes
Injuries as a result of California earthquakes in the past decade,1998,22,3,218-235,Nguyen
The historical development of public health responses to disaster,1997,21,4,366-376,Noji
The World Trade Center bombing: injury prevention strategies for high-rise building fires,1996,20,2,125-132,Noji
Evaluation of long-term community recovery from Hurricane Andrew: sources of assistance received by population sub-groups,1995,19,4,338-347,Noji
Long-term effects of Hurricane Andrew: revisiting mental health indicators,1995,19,3,235-246,Noji
First-aid training and capabilities of the lay public: a potential alternative source of emergency medical assistance following a natural disaster,2005,29,1,58-74,Bourque
Incident accident catastrophe: cyanide on the Danube,2005,29,2,99-128,Cunningham
An analysis of the causes and circumstances of flood disaster deaths,2005,29,1,75-97,Jonkman
A cluster-based decision support system for estimating earthquake damage and casualties,2005,29,3,255-276,Aleskerov
Comparing reactions to two severe tornadoes in one Oklahoma community,2005,29,3,277-287,Mallonee
Evidence against disaster-induced migration: the 2004 tornado in north-central Bangladesh,2005,29,4,370-385,Paul
Community-based disaster preparedness and climate adaptation: local capacity-building in the Philippines,2006,30,1,81-101,Allen
Climate change and disaster management,2006,30,1,64-80,Rose
Reducing hazard vulnerability: towards a common approach between disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation,2006,30,1,39-48,Thomalla
Disaster risk climate change and international development: scope for and challenges to integration,2006,30,1,19-38,Schipper
Multi-scalar and multi-dimensional conceptions of social capital and mental health impacts after disaster: the case of Hurricane Harvey,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Smiley
About bridges and bonds: community responses to the 2000 floods in Mabalane district Mozambique,2006,30,2,234-255,Brouwer
Organisational Learning and Self adaptation in Dynamic Disaster Environments,2006,30,2,212-233,Corbacioglu
Psychological assessment of children in disasters and emergencies,2006,30,2,178-198,Balaban
Famine Gold and Guns - the Suri of Southwestern Ethiopia 1985-91,1993,17,3,218-225,Abbink
Health Effects of the 1991 Bangladesh Cyclone - Report of A Unicef Evaluation Team,1993,17,2,153-165,Glass
Recovery After Disaster - Achieving Sustainable Development Mitigation and Equity,1993,17,2,93-109,Berke
Deaths in Natural Hazards in the Solomon-Islands,1993,17,1,1-11,Blong
Recent Trends in the International Relief System,1993,17,3,187-201,Borton
The Bangladesh cyclone of 1991 - why so many people died,1993,17,4,291-304,Sen
The Needs of Children Following A Disaster - the 1990 Earthquake in the Philippines,1993,17,3,248-254,Cola
The 1992 Cairo Earthquake - Cause Effect and Response,1993,17,3,226-238,Degg
Post Disaster Relief - the Supply - Management Challenge,1993,17,2,169-176,Degoyet
Citizenry-Based Disaster Preparedness in the Philippines,1993,17,3,239-247,Delica
An Exposure-Response Method for Assessing the Long-Term Health-Effects of the Bhopal Gas Disaster,1993,17,4,281-290,Dhara
Evacuation Mapping - the Utility of Guidelines,1993,17,1,12-24,Dymon
Health Response to A Large and Rapid Influx of Albanian Refugees in Southern Italy 1991,1993,17,1,61-69,Binkin
Environmental-Health and the 1991 Bangladesh Cyclone,1993,17,2,143-152,Hoque
Economic-Effects of Riverbank Erosion - Some Evidence from Bangladesh,1993,17,1,25-32,Hossain
Infant-Feeding in Emergencies,1993,17,2,110-121,Kelly
Operational Value of Anthropometric Surveillance in Famine Early Warning and Relief - Wollo Region Ethiopia 1987-88,1993,17,1,48-55,Kelly
Evaluation of 2 Kurdish Refugee Camps in Iran May 1991 - the Value of Cluster Sampling in Producing Priorities and Policy,1993,17,4,340-347,Porter
The Erzincan (Turkey) Earthquake March 1992 - Psychosocial Consequences and Search and Rescue Teams,1993,17,1,56-60,Revel
Health Effects of Earthquakes and Volcanos - Epidemiologic and Policy Issues,1993,17,3,255-262,Sapir
Repatriation of 150000 Sudanese Refugees from Ethiopia - the Manipulation of Civilians in A Situation of Civil Conflict,1993,17,3,202-217,Scottvilliers
Health Effects of the 1991 Bangladesh Cyclone - A Comment,1993,17,2,166-168,Shears
Restocking Refugee Pastoralists in the Horn of Africa,1993,17,4,305-320,Unruh
New Policy Directions in Disaster Preparedness and Response in Ethiopia,1993,17,2,122-132,Villumstad
Reflections on 7 Years at the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center,1993,17,4,357-363,Ward
Flood Hazards in Bangladesh - Hazards Forum Seminar Institution-Of-Civil-Engineers London 23 March 1993,1993,17,3,269-270,Wightman
Interviews with Key Informants and Household Surveys - Central Ethiopia,1992,16,3,255-258,Atkinson
Armed Conflict Access to Markets and Food Crisis Warning - A Note from Mali,1992,16,3,240-248,Benini
Seasonal Coping Strategies in Central Mali - 5 Villages During the Soudure,1992,16,1,66-73,Cekan
Opportunities for British Involvement in the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction,1992,16,3,259-265,Davis
Typhoon Resistant Housing in the Philippines - the Core Shelter Project,1992,16,3,266-271,Diacon
Variations in Disaster Evacuation Behavior - Public Responses Versus Private-Sector Executive Decision-Making Processes,1992,16,2,104-118,Drabek
Say No to Casual Architecture,1992,16,2,169-174,Dudley
The Needs of Elderly Persons in Natural Disasters - Observations and Recommendations,1992,16,4,355-358,Eldar
Drought and Development in Marsabit District Kenya,1992,16,2,119-130,Fratkin
Livelihood Patterns of Displaced Households in Greater Khartoum,1992,16,3,230-239,Hamid
Vulnerability to Tropical Cyclones - Evidence from the April 1991 Cyclone in Coastal Bangladesh,1992,16,3,217-229,Haque
Should Pastoralism Continue As A Way of Life,1992,16,2,131-137,Hogg
Disaster Relief Or Relief Disaster - A Challenge to the International Community,1992,16,1,1-8,Judd
Health Impacts of War in Ethiopia,1992,16,4,347-354,Kloos
The Mortality Experience of Kurdish Refugees Remaining in Turkey,1992,16,3,249-254,Revel
Food As An Instrument of War in Contemporary African Famines - A Review of the Evidence,1992,16,4,299-321,Zwi
Conflict and International Relief in Contemporary African Famines Church House London 26 March 1992,1992,16,3,274-277,White
Drought Management in India - the Long-Term Perspective,1992,16,1,60-65,Mathur
A Comparison of Health Provision and Status in Ban-Napho Refugee Camp and Nakhon-Phanom Province Northeastern Thailand,1992,16,1,43-52,Maybin
Mortality and Morbidity in Refugee Camps in Eastern Sudan - 1985-90,1992,16,1,28-42,Mercer
The Effects of Flooding on Residential Property Values in 3 New Zealand Communities,1992,16,4,283-298,Montz
Centers for Disease Control - Disaster Preparedness and Response Activities,1992,16,2,175-177,Noji
Hurricane Hugo-Related Deaths - South-Carolina and Puerto-Rico 1989,1992,16,1,53-59,Parrish
Notes on the Repatriation of Somali Refugees from Ethiopia,1992,16,2,160-168,Ryle
The Development of A Database on Disasters,1992,16,1,74-80,Sapir
Health Sector Implications of the 1988 Earthquake in Yunnan Province China,1992,16,2,145-151,Sapir
Disaster Management Center University of Wisconsin-Madison,1992,16,4,362-367,Schramm
Development After Disaster - A Conference on the Horn of Africa University-Of-Manitoba 29-30 May 1992,1992,16,4,372-373,Sorenson
Foreign Military Resources for Disaster Relief - An NGO Perspective,1992,16,2,152-159,Walker
Relief and Development in Conflict Regions,1991,15,2,203-203,Abbott
Natural Disasters - A Framework for Research and Teaching,1991,15,3,209-226,Alexander
Under the Volcano - Discussing Disasters in Japan,1991,15,1,82-84,Allen
Reducing Vulnerability to Drought and Famine - Developmental Approaches to Relief,1991,15,1,43-54,Anderson
Disasters and the Small Dwelling - Conference Held at the Disaster Management Center Oxford-Polytechnic 2-5 September 1990,1991,15,1,77-81,Aysan
The Importance of the Social-Sciences to the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction,1991,15,3,288-289,Bates
Computer-Simulation As A Means of Dialog Between Local Committees and Relief Agencies - A Case from Southern Sudan,1991,15,4,331-339,Benini
Shelter Housing and Recovery - A Comparison of United States Disasters,1991,15,1,24-34,Bolin
The Contribution of the Relief-And-Development-Institute to the Evolution of the Agenda on Famine and Emergency Relief,1991,15,4,373-378,Borton
The Structure of Regional Conflict in Northern Ethiopia,1991,15,3,244-253,Clapham
Chaos Order and World-View - Tibetan Refugees in Switzerland,1991,15,2,108-116,Corlin
Iraq - A Disaster for the 1990S,1991,15,4,355-362,Dammers
Microcomputers and Disaster Responses,1991,15,2,186-192,Drabek
Disaster Relief in China,1991,15,4,379-381,Fan
The Risks from Flooding - Which Risks and Whose Perception,1991,15,3,227-236,Green
British Disaster Planning and Management - An Initial Assessment,1991,15,4,303-317,Parker
Droughts Have Different Tails - Response to Crises in Mukogodo Division North Central Kenya 1950S-1980S,1991,15,2,93-107,Herren
The Impact of Local Elites on Disaster Preparedness Planning - the Location of Flood Shelters in Northern Bangladesh,1991,15,4,340-354,Khan
International Hazards Panel,1991,15,3,296-296,Lewis
Disaster Study of War,1991,15,4,318-330,Meyers
Listening to Rural People in Africa - the Semistructured Interview in Rapid Rural Appraisal,1991,15,1,68-72,Mitchell
Epidemiologic Surveillance Among Mozambican Refugees in Malawi 1987-89,1991,15,4,363-372,Moren
Mobility Due to Natural Disaster - Theoretical Considerations and Preliminary Analyses,1991,15,2,126-132,Morrowjones
Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center University of Colorado Boulder,1991,15,2,193-195,Myers
Successes and Failures in Postdisaster Resettlement,1991,15,1,12-23,Oliversmith
Lifelines: An Emergency Management Priority for the United States in the 1990s,1991,15,2,173-176,Platt
Disaster Research-Center University-Of-Delaware,1991,15,3,274-277,Quarantelli
Training for Emergency Humanitarian Action,1991,15,1,55-60,Sargisson
Emergency Telecommunications: The National Communications System in the United States,1991,15,2,177-185,Toulmin
Warfare Vulnerability and Survival - A Case from Southwestern Ethiopia,1991,15,3,254-264,Turton
International Drought Information-Center University-Of-Nebraska,1991,15,3,278-280,Wilhite
The Displaced Poor and Resettlement Policies in Bangladesh,1991,15,2,117-125,Zaman
Pastoral and Environmental Security in East-Africa,1990,14,2,115-122,Afornas
Perceptions of Flood Among Bangladeshi Villagers,1990,14,4,354-357,Alam
Putting People Firstt Again - Nongovernmental Organizations and the New Orthodoxy for Development,1990,14,1,63-68,Allen
Health Assessment of the 1985 Flood Disaster in Puerto-Rico,1990,14,2,164-170,Sanderson
From emergency to social-security in sudan - 2. The donor response,1990,14,4,322-334,Duffield
From emergency to social-security in Sudan -n 1. The problem,1990,14,3,187-203,Duffield
Unit for the Study of Trauma and Its Aftermath the Tavistock Clinic London,1990,14,1,81-82,Garland
The Chenoua (Algeria) Earthquake of 29 October 1989,1990,14,4,343-353,Haddar
Panafrican Center for Emergency Preparedness and Response Addis-Ababa,1990,14,2,178-179,Hailu
Floods and Livestock in Bangladesh,1990,14,4,358-365,Jabbar
Sources of Data for Food Aid Analysis,1990,14,4,335-342,Jost
Social and Ecological Aspects of Resettlement and Villagization Among the Konso of Southwestern Ethiopia,1990,14,4,309-321,Kloos
The International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction - Background and Objectives,1990,14,1,1-6,Lechat
The Vulnerability of Small Island States to Sea-Level Rise - the Need for Holistic Strategies,1990,14,3,240-249,Lewis
Desertification Refugees and Regional Conflict in West Africa,1990,14,2,132-139,Nnoli
Postdisaster Housing Reconstruction and Social-Inequality - A Challenge to Policy and Practice,1990,14,1,7-19,Oliversmith
The Spitak (Armenia USSR) Earthquake - Residential Building Typology and Seismic Behavior,1990,14,2,89-114,Pomonis
Planning for Chemical Disasters in Greece,1990,14,4,301-308,Psomas
The Role of the Media in Hazard Mitigation and Disaster Management,1990,14,1,36-45,Rattien
Towards the Evaluation of Natural-Resource Management Projects in the Sahel,1990,14,1,55-62,Skinner
Training for Crisis Management,1990,14,1,68-74,Smith
Redefining Decision - Implications for Managing Risk and Uncertainty,1990,14,3,230-240,Smith
Environmental Degradation and Political Constraints in Ethiopia,1990,14,2,140-150,Stahl
A Pattern of Disasters and Victims,1990,14,4,291-300,Taylor
The Uses of Satellite Technology in Disaster Management,1990,14,1,20-35,Walter
The Parameters of Refugeeism and Flight - the Case of Laos,1990,14,3,250-258,Waters
Disease Surveillance and Control After A Flood - Khartoum Sudan 1988,1990,14,2,151-163,Toole
Preserving the Identity of Small Settlements During Post-Disaster Reconstruction in Italy,1989,13,3,228-236,Alexander
For Their Own Good - Ethiopias Villagisation Program - A Report from Survival International,1989,13,4,374-375,Balchin
The 2Nd Mallet-Milne Lecture - the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction,1989,13,3,268-268,Booth
Experiences of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Targeting of Emergency Food Aid - A Report on A Workshop on Emergency Food Aid Targeting at the London-School-Of-Hygiene-And-Tropical-Medicine London 4-6 January 1989,1989,13,1,77-93,Borton
Essential Drugs - A Cornerstone to Refugee Health-Care,1989,13,4,361-364,Coninx
Earthquake Hazard Assessment After Mexico (1985),1989,13,3,237-246,Degg
Thought for Food - Suggestions for A Systematized Approach to Emergency Food Distribution Operations,1989,13,2,134-152,Eldridge
Displacements and Reconstruction - the Case of West Beirut - Lebanon,1989,13,4,334-344,Elmasri
A Case-Study of Social-Behavior in A Natural Disaster - the Olivares Landslide (Spain),1989,13,1,73-76,Garcia
Humanitarian Emergencies and Military Help - Some Conceptual Observations,1989,13,2,118-133,Gordenker
Design and Validation of A Practical Index for Trauma Assessment,1989,13,2,153-164,Guzman
Coping with Riverbank Erosion Hazard and Displacement in Bangladesh - Survival Strategies and Adjustments,1989,13,4,300-314,Haque
Cross-Border Relief Operations in Eritrea and Tigray,1989,13,4,351-360,Hendrie
Effects of Floods on the Use and Condition of Pit Latrines in Rural Bangladesh,1989,13,4,315-321,Hoque
Mallets Macroseismic Survey of the Neapolitan Earthquake of 16Th December 1857 - GuidoboniE FerrariG,1989,13,2,190-191,Jackson
Conducting Research on Disaster Mental-Health in Developing-Countries - A Proposed Model,1989,13,2,177-184,Lima
Rapid Postdisaster Community Needs Assessment - A Case-Study of Guatemala After the Civil Strife of 1979-1983,1989,13,4,287-299,Margoluis
Coping with Natural Disasters - the Role of Local Health Personnel and the Community - WHO,1989,13,4,376-377,Mcconnell
Squatters Nightmare - the Political-Economy of Disasters and Disaster Response in Zambia,1989,13,4,345-350,Mulwanda
The 1988 Earthquake in Soviet Armenia - Implications for Earthquake Preparedness,1989,13,3,255-262,Noji
Determining the Future-Policies for Disaster Management in the Southwest Pacific,1989,13,4,322-333,Oliver
Analysis of Medical Needs in Disasters Caused by Earthquake - the Need for A Uniform Injury Reporting Scheme,1989,13,4,365-369,Pollander
The October 1988 Elia Prefecture Earthquake (SW Greece) - Seismic Environment Building Types and Damage Patterns,1989,13,2,101-117,Pomonis
The Response of the South-Manchester-Accident-Rescue-Team (Smart) to the Armenian Earthquake and Lockerbie Air Disaster - A Report to the Prime Ministers Office,1989,13,2,165-174,Redmond
No Survivors - Nothing to do,1989,13,2,175-176,Ryan
The Role of Socio-Economic Data in Food-Needs Assessment and Monitoring,1989,13,1,44-60,Clay
The Relief Operation in Puno District Peru After the 1986 Floods of Lake Titicaca,1989,13,1,33-43,Desenclos
Taylor on Hillsborough - What Can We Learn,1989,13,3,274-277,Walsh
Some Practical Notes on A Names Taboo in Western Tanzania,1989,13,2,185-186,Waters
The Protection of China Ancient-Cities from Flood Damage,1989,13,3,193-227,Wu
Settlement Reconstruction After War - Workshop Report 16-18 May 1989,1989,13,3,263-267,Zargar
Valtellina Landslide and Flood Emergency Northern Italy 1987,1988,12,3,212-222,Alexander
Surveillance for Adverse Health-Effects Following A Chemical-Release in West-Virginia,1988,12,4,356-365,Etzel
Shelter for the Homeless After A Flood Disaster - Practical Experience in Southwest Afghanistan,1988,12,3,203-208,Breshna
The 1987 Flood in Bangladesh - An Estimate of Damage in 12 Villages,1988,12,4,294-300,Chowdhury
Volcanic Hazards Considered,1988,12,1,21-21,Collings
Disaster Mitigation - Strong Houses or Strong Institutions,1988,12,2,111-121,Dudley
The Performance of the Sydney Flood Warning System August 1986,1988,12,1,37-49,Handmer
Proving It Each Day - the Value of A Third-World Experience,1988,12,1,5-11,Hayward
The Qiongshan Earthquake of July 1605,1988,12,1,22-36,Jin
Evaluative Research in A Refugee Camp - the Effectiveness of Community-Health Workers in Khao-I-Dang Holding Center Thailand,1988,12,3,237-252,Keller
Vehicle Scheduling for Emergency Relief Management - A Knowledge-Based Approach,1988,12,4,285-293,Knott
The Spatial and Temporal Variability of Residential Real-Estate Values in Response to Flooding,1988,12,4,345-355,Montz
Patterns of Giving and Receiving Help During Severe Winter Conditions - A Research Note,1988,12,4,366-374,Green
Emergency Service Response and Costs in British Floods,1988,12,1,50-69,Parker
Of Camps and Children - Feeding Shelters and Their Potential Implications for Long-Term Development and Household Viability,1988,12,2,104-110,Salole
Gas Bursts from Cameroon Crater Lakes - A New Natural Hazard,1988,12,2,131-146,Sigurdsson
Refugee Income Generating Projects and Occupational-Health,1988,12,2,169-182,Simmonds
A Story of A Disaster - Why Locust Plagues Are Still Possible,1988,12,2,122-127,Skaf
Practical Experience with the Management of A Cholera Outbreak in A Refugee Camp in Eastern Sudan 1985,1988,12,3,274-281,Sorensen
Practical Problems Associated with Refugee Protection in Western Tanzania,1988,12,3,189-195,Waters
The Scandinavian Earthquakes of 22 December 1759 and 31 August 1819,1988,12,3,223-236,Wood
Natural hazard reporting in the UK press,1988,12,2,177-182,Wrathall
Post-War Settlement Reconstruction - Workshop Report 16-17 May 1988,1988,12,3,209-211,Zargar
Destruction and Reconstruction - A Strategy for the War-Damaged Areas of Iran,1987,11,2,134-147,Amirahmadi
Needless Disaster,1987,11,1,11-17,Ashall
The San-Salvador Earthquake of 10Th October 1986,1987,11,2,83-95,Bommer
Experiences of the Collection and Use of Microlevel Data in Disaster Preparedness and Managing Emergency Operations,1987,11,3,173-181,Borton
Drought in Bangladesh - Lessons for Planners and Administrators,1987,11,1,21-29,Brammer
Disaster in the South-Pacific - Impact of Tropical Cyclone Namu on the Solomon-Islands May 1986,1987,11,2,120-133,Britton
Snow-Avalanche Hazards Southern Glacier National-Park Montana - the Nature of Local Knowledge and Individual-Responses,1987,11,3,214-220,Butler
Issues in agricultural rehabilitation .1,1987,11,1,3-3,Chambers
Fiji Land of Tropical Cyclones and Hurricanes - A Case-Study of Agricultural Rehabilitation,1987,11,1,40-48,Chung
Profile of the Displaced in Khartoum,1987,11,4,243-250,Dodge
Community Evacuation Following A Chlorine Release Mississippi,1987,11,4,286-289,Sanderson
Restoring Regenerative Systems of Production in Sub-Saharan Africa - Research Requirements,1987,11,1,53-58,Gibbon
Post-disaster Behavior of Some Communicable Diseases,1987,11,3,235-240,Gomez
Issues in agricultural rehabilitation .2,1987,11,1,4-5,Goyder
The Recovery of Schools from Earthquake Effects - Lessons from Mexico-City,1987,11,4,310-316,Gratton
The Big Thompson Flood - Conference Report,1987,11,2,116-116,Gruntfest
Ground Changes in Italy Caused by Earthquakes - the Contribution of Historical Data (Xii-Xviii Centuries),1987,11,3,188-194,Guidoboni
Environmental Sanitation and Water-Supply During Floods in Ecuador (1982-1983),1987,11,4,297-309,Hederra
Medical Supplies Management in the Cholera Epidemic in Somalia 1985,1987,11,3,205-213,Heide
Field Report of A Visit to Eastern Turkey,1987,11,4,251-256,Hughes
Avoidance of death and injury through monitoring of dams and flood evacuation in Essex Connecticut June 1982,1987,11,2,117-119,Nelson
The Logistics of Bulk Relief Supplies,1987,11,2,113-115,Knott
Responses to Natural and Man-Made Hazards in Borno Northeast Nigeria,1987,11,1,59-66,Kolawole
Guide to Emergency Planning - Soc-Ind-Emergency-Serv-Officers,1987,11,2,160-160,Leivesley
Engineering Management in Refugee Camps,1987,11,2,110-112,Mcadam
Coordination of International Relief Efforts,1987,11,3,182-184,Mooney
Injury Prevention in Natural Disasters - A Theoretical Framework,1987,11,4,290-296,Noji
The Cameroon Volcanic Gas Disaster - An Analysis of A Makeshift Response,1987,11,2,96-101,Othmanchande
Disasters and Disabled Persons - An Examination of the Safety Needs of A Neglected Minority,1987,11,2,148-159,Parr
Problems of Beneficiary Registration in Food Emergency Operations,1987,11,3,163-172,Stephenson
Disaster Preparedness and Regional Training on 9 Caribbean Islands - A Long-Term Evaluation,1987,11,3,221-234,Toulmin
Selective Feeding Programs in Ethiopia and East Sudan - 1985/1986,1987,11,2,102-109,Young
Northern Italian Dam Failure and Mudflow July 1985,1986,10,1,3-7,Alexander
Toxicological Mass Disaster Management - A Hospital Deployment Scheme,1986,10,3,230-231,Baniel
Rainfall and Flooding in the Guayas River Basin and Its Effects on the Incidence of Malaria 1982-1985,1986,10,2,107-111,Cedeno
Disaster-Preparedness in the America - Introduction,1986,10,2,83-87,Degoyet
Supplementary Feeding for Refugees and Other Displaced Communities - Questioning Current Orthodoxy,1986,10,1,53-64,Dick
Karamoja - A Catastrophe Contained,1986,10,1,15-16,Dodge
Recovery Following the Gediz Earthquake - A Study of 4 Villages of Western Turkey,1986,10,1,35-52,Dsouza
The Effect of the Floods Caused by El Nino on Health,1986,10,2,118-124,Gonzalez
Medical Aspects of the El Ruiz Avalanche Disaster Colombia,1986,10,2,150-157,Gueri
Information Systems and Needs Assessment in Natural Disasters: An Approach for Better Disaster Relief Management,1986,10,3,232-237,Guhasapir
The Gupis Debris Flow and Natural Dam July 1980,1986,10,1,8-14,Hughes
Observations from the Eefit Mission to the Mexico Earthquake September 1985,1986,10,3,197-202,Hughes
Earthquake Prediction - MogiK,1986,10,2,159-160,Jackson
A Building Education-Program in North Yemen,1986,10,3,163-171,Leslie
Primary Mental-Health-Care for Disaster Victims in Developing-Countries,1986,10,3,203-204,Lima
A Note on the Distribution of Newspapers in England and Wales,1986,10,3,179-180,Melville
Assistance for the Mexico Earthquake Victims,1986,10,1,25-26,Mendez
From Drought Relief to Postdisaster Recovery - the Case of Botswana,1986,10,1,30-34,Morgan
The Use of Newspaper Data in Historical Earthquake Studies,1986,10,3,217-223,Musson
Limitations on Improving Earthquake Resistance - the Exploitation of Local Materials - A Case-Study in Guinea-Conakry,1986,10,3,172-178,Norton
Brief Description of the Effects on Health of the Earthquake of 3Rd March 1985 - Chile,1986,10,2,125-140,Ortiz
Landfill Gas - A Potential Environmental-Hazard,1986,10,1,65-69,Parker
Emergency Food Aid from the European-Community,1986,10,4,247-249,Search
Volcanic Disasters in Latin-America and the 13Th November 1985 Eruption of Nevado-Del-Ruiz Volcano in Colombia,1986,10,3,205-216,Carey
Action for Long-Term Improvements in Relief Response,1986,10,4,242-246,Stephenson
Coordination for Disasters,1986,10,1,70-73,Taylor
Health Consequences of the Floods in Bolivia in 1982,1986,10,2,88-106,Telleria
The Development of Aid Agency Policy on the Use of Imported Biscuits in Emergency Relief,1986,10,4,250-257,Young
Health Aspects of the Mexico Earthquake - 19Th September 1985,1986,10,2,141-149,Zeballos
Disaster Management - the State-Of-The-Art 1984 - Views of An International-Conference,1985,9,3,187-189,Adler
Death and Injury in Earthquakes,1985,9,1,57-60,Alexander
The Erzurum-Kars Earthquake Area Revisited,1985,9,1,23-31,Aysan
The Politics of Disaster - Nicaragua,1985,9,4,270-278,Bommer
The Chile Earthquake of March 1985,1985,9,3,190-196,Booth
Emergency and Institutional Crisis in Peru During El Nino 1982-1983,1985,9,1,70-74,Caviedes
Note on A Recent Visit to the Area Affected by the 1983 Eruption of Mount Etna,1985,9,1,18-21,Collings
Shelter After Disaster,1985,9,3,225-226,Danby
The Impact of Refugees on the Health-Status and Health-Services of Host Communities - Compounding Bad with Worse,1985,9,4,259-269,Dick
The Spanish Toxic Oil Syndrome - Some Explanations for the Pathology and An Appraisal of the Similarities with Other Episodes of Food Adulteration,1985,9,2,134-138,Fears
Lowland Lao and Hmong Refugees in Thailand - the Plight of Those Left Behind,1985,9,2,83-91,Hafner
Flood Policy Reversal in New-South-Wales Australia,1985,9,4,279-285,Handmer
Snow Avalanche Hazards in the Glen Nevis and Glen Coe Areas of Scotland,1985,9,1,51-56,Heywood
Colloquium on Earth Construction Technologies Brussels 10-12Th December 1984,1985,9,2,102-103,Hughes
Earthquake Engineering Conference California 21st-28th July 1984,1985,9,1,35-36,Hughes
Seismic Vulnerability at the Historic City of Noto Southern Italy,1985,9,1,22-22,Hughes
The Responses of Professional Fire-Fighters to Disaster,1985,9,2,149-154,Clarke
The Work of the Austrian-Relief-Committee-For-Afghan-Refugees 1984,1985,9,4,235-242,Jawad
New Evidence for An Earthquake in China on 8Th December 1816,1985,9,4,243-246,Jichu
Rabaul Eruption Risk - Population Awareness and Preparedness Survey,1985,9,3,179-182,Kuester
Social and Political Aspects of the South Italian Earthquake of 1980,1985,9,3,206-212,Littlewood
Australian research into the psychological aspects of disasters,1985,9,1,32-34,McFarlane
The Manchester Earthquake of 14Th September 1777 - A Reappraisal of Contemporary Reports,1985,9,3,197-205,Melville
Expert Systems As Decision Aids for Disaster Management,1985,9,2,98-101,Mick
Long-Term Disaster Recovery by Labor Based Engineering,1985,9,2,96-97,Mirren
Prospects for Improved Hurricane Protection on Oceanic Islands - Hawaii After Hurricane Iwa,1985,9,4,286-294,Mitchell
The Bangladesh Floods of 1984 in Historical Context,1985,9,3,163-172,Montgomery
Disaster Simulation Exercises for Australian Nongovernment Organizations,1985,9,3,185-186,Morison
Account of the Immediate Rescue Action Developed in the Tragedy of Montebello,1985,9,2,92-95,Paz
Climate Hazards: Lessons from Recent Events in the United States,1985,9,4,295-300,Riebsame
Report on A Visit to Sudan November 1984-1985,1985,9,1,12-14,Shoham
Training Refugees As Primary Health-Care Workers - Past Imperfect Future Conditional,1985,9,1,61-69,Simmonds
Disaster Preparedness Update - A Computerized Index of An Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Relief Bibliography of Interest for Latin-America and the Caribbean - Pan-Amer-Hlth-Org,1985,9,2,156-156,Stephenson
The Hazard of Forest Fires in Southern France,1985,9,2,104-114,Wrathall
Earthquake and Society - SolbiatiR MarcelliniA,1984,8,4,314-315,Alexander
Sturzstrom in the Upper Rhone Valley Switzerland 1584,1984,8,1,3-5,Alexander
Obstacles in Assisting Refugees,1984,8,4,271-272,Appe
The Erzurum-Kars Earthquake of Eastern Turkey (1983),1984,8,1,21-32,Aysan
Public-Health Aspects of Volcanic Hazards - Evaluation and Prevention of Excessive Morbidity and Mortality Due to Natural Disasters,1984,8,1,6-8,Bernstein
The Role of the Individual Administrator in Famine Relief - 3 Case Studies,1984,8,4,287-296,Brennan
Australia Organized Response to Natural Disaster - Background and Theoretical-Analysis,1984,8,2,124-137,Britton
Australia Organized Response to Natural Disaster - the Constrained Organization in 2 Wildfires,1984,8,3,214-225,Britton
Welfare Policy - A Review,1984,8,4,307-311,Leivesley
Emergency Centers in Israel - A Small Community Organizes to Cope with War Related Crises,1984,8,4,297-301,Rubin
Training Community-Health Workers in Refugee Camps - A Case-Study from Pakistan,1984,8,3,198-205,Cutts
A New Camp for Vintage Refugees,1984,8,1,11-12,Dsouza
Where the Exception Confirms the Rule - the Cyclones of 1982-1983 in French-Polynesia,1984,8,1,34-47,Dupon
Special Report on the Oxford Refugee Conference - Giving Refugees A Voice - Report on A Symposium Sponsored by Queen-Elizabeth-House Oxford March 1984 - Address Opening the International-Symposium - Assistance to Refugees - Alternative Viewpoints,1984,8,4,251-253,Elhassan
The Popayan Earthquake - A Preliminary-Report on Its Effects on Health,1984,8,1,18-20,Gueri
Hurricanes and Agriculture - Losses and Remedial Actions,1984,8,4,279-286,George
International Flood Hazard Research - Lessons for Britain - Report on A Workshop,1984,8,4,245-246,Handmer
But Will It be Just Another Ripple in the Pool,1984,8,4,254-262,Harrellbond
Notes on the Situation in Peru and Bolivia,1984,8,1,33-33,Jackson
Lessons in Logistics from Somalia,1984,8,1,57-66,Stephenson
Natural Disasters in Australia,1984,8,2,83-88,Leivesley
Australian Disasters,1984,8,2,81-82,Leivesley
A Multi-Hazard History of Antigua,1984,8,3,190-197,Lewis
Community Response to Hazard Information,1984,8,2,118-123,Mckay
Reflections on the Late Earthquake in North Wales on 19 July 1984,1984,8,3,165-168,Melville
Relief Workers and Violations of Humanitarian Law - Some Legal Considerations,1984,8,4,302-306,Meyer
Tracing - Another Aspect of Disaster Assistance,1984,8,2,149-153,Meyer
Vulnerable Groups,1984,8,3,206-213,Pankhurst
Developments in the Technique of Combatting Winter Hazards on European Highways,1984,8,3,163-163,Williams
Shelters from the Storm - A Note on the Geography of Hurricane Shelters in Barbados 1982,1984,8,3,226-228,Scantlebury
Using Computer-Graphics to Reveal Temporal Changes in Urban-Population Density Patterns,1984,8,3,229-233,Schneider
The Disaster Warning Process - A Study of the 1981 Gujarat Cyclone,1984,8,1,67-73,Sinha
Urban Flooding in Australia - Policy Development and Implementation,1984,8,2,105-117,Smith
Ugandan Refugees in Kenya - A Community of Enforced Self-Reliance,1984,8,4,267-271,Tandon
Spontaneous Resettlement After Drought - An Ethiopian Example,1984,8,3,178-189,Turton
The Long-Term Effects of the 1980 Earthquake on the Villages of Southern Italy,1984,8,1,9-11,Ventura
A Comparative-Analysis of Water Provision in 4 Thai Refugee Camps,1984,8,3,169-173,Waters
Disaster and Public-Administration - Reflections of a Researcher,1984,8,2,138-142,Wettenhall
The Australian Tropical Cyclone Warning Organization,1984,8,2,143-148,Wilkie
Planning Against Disasters with Poor Agrarian Communities - An Extension Perspective,1984,8,4,243-244,Young
Earthquakes and the Continuing Problem of Landslides in Southern Italy,1983,7,2,88-90,Alexander
The Behavior of People in Dwellings During the Off-Urakawa Earthquake of 21St March 1982,1983,7,4,312-312,Kobayashi
A Microcomputer-Based Emergency Response System,1983,7,3,215-220,Wallace
A Microcomputer-Based Simulation Exercise for Public Officials,1983,7,1,54-58,Belardo
Aftermath of Natural Disasters - Coping Through Residential-Mobility,1983,7,2,118-128,Bates
The Assessment and Perception of Risk,1983,7,2,154-155,Boag
The "Bureau-For-Overseas-Medical-Service,1983,7,2,157-157,Burnscox
Counter-Disaster Training in Developing-Countries,1983,7,1,34-37,Carter
Office of United States Foreign Disaster Assistance:  Disaster-Related Training,1983,7,1,31-33,Davidson
Training for Disaster Relief and Preparedness in the Health Sector of the America,1983,7,1,5-7,Degoyet
Refugee Health-Care - Similar But Different,1983,7,4,291-303,Simmonds
Training International Refugee Relief Health-Workers,1983,7,1,26-29,Feldstein
The Development and Practice of Emergency and Disaster Medicine in the United States,1983,7,2,86-87,Feldstein
Education and Training in Disaster Management in Australia,1983,7,1,17-21,Gilmore
Health Implications of the Tumaco Earthquake Colombia 1979,1983,7,3,174-179,Degoyet
Disaster Preparedness in the Pacific - Training and Preparedness Strategies,1983,7,1,21-25,Hamnett
Assistance to Refugees - Alternative Viewpoints,1983,7,3,169-169,Harrellbond
The Turkana of Northwest-Kenya,1983,7,2,156-156,Hartley
Seismological Aspects of the Japan Sea Earthquake of 1983,1983,7,4,251-254,Hirasawa
WHO Expert Committee On Biological Standardization - 31st Report,1983,7,1,77-77,Hughes
Historic Disasters,1983,7,3,161-163,Hughes
Damage to Structures Caused by the Japan Sea Earthquake of 1983,1983,7,4,244-250,Izumi
Training for Disaster Preparedness in India,1983,7,1,12-16,Jain
A Preliminary Investigation of Socio-Economic Problems Following the 1978 Thessaloniki (Greece) Earthquake,1983,7,3,210-214,Karakos
Training of Expatriate Refugee Health-Workers - Principles and Practices,1983,7,1,41-43,Kastner
Response in Togo to the Impact of Expulsions from Nigeria,1983,7,3,187-190,Kelly
The Tragedy of Kampuchea,1983,7,2,129-141,Kiljunen
Media Meditation - Food for Thought,1983,7,1,59-60,Mazriarz
Newspaper Reporting of Bushfire Disaster in Southeastern Australia - Ash Wednesday 1983,1983,7,4,283-290,Mckay
The 1934 Floods in Tabriz NW Iran,1983,7,2,107-117,Melville
International Assistance to War Victims - Report of the Committee-On-International-Medical-And-Humanitarian-Law to the 60Th Conference of the International-Law-Association Montreal 29Th August 4Th September 1982,1983,7,2,81-82,Meyer
How Near Were We to Ruine - the Effects in England of the Earthquake of 8Th September 1692,1983,7,4,276-282,Morse
Notes Toward A Manual on the Preparation of Simulation Exercises for Disaster Management,1983,7,1,48-53,Nunes
Insurance and Natural Disaster Management - Views and Findings of A Seminar in Townsville 20-22Nd July 1983,1983,7,4,237-242,Oliver
Observations on Community Based Flood Hazard Mitigation in the United States,1983,7,2,83-85,Olson
Flood Warning Dissemination,1983,7,2,148-149,Parker
Training Materials and Agencies,1983,7,1,61-63,Parker
The Disaster Management Diploma - Continuing Professional-Education,1983,7,1,29-30,Schramm
Death and Injury Resulting from Sudden-Onset Disasters,1983,7,4,304-305,Seaman
Is the Environment Becoming More Hazardous - A Global Survey 1947 to 1980,1983,7,3,202-209,Shah
Bereavement and Mourning After A Shipping Disaster - the Case for Intervention,1983,7,2,142-147,Sharlin
Tsunami Caused by the Japan Sea Earthquake of 1983,1983,7,4,255-258,Shuto
Floods and Families in Pakistan - A Survey,1983,7,2,101-106,Sikander
A Note on Earthquake Vulnerability in Quetta,1983,7,2,91-93,Spence
Vehicle Workshop Operations,1983,7,3,221-227,Stephenson
Lebanese Emergency - Register of Engineers for Disaster Relief and Oxfam Response,1983,7,3,170-173,Stephenson
Lake Elsinore Disaster - the Slings and Arrows of Outrageous Fortune,1983,7,3,194-201,Sutphen
The WHO and What of Training for Disaster Relief,1983,7,1,37-40,Taylor
Issues in Disaster Management-Training,1983,7,1,2-4,Thompson
The Pyrenees Earthquake of 1660 - Effects in France,1983,7,3,191-193,Vogt
Simulation Exercises in Disaster Preparedness Training,1983,7,1,44-47,Wasserman
Damage to Structures Due to Liquefaction in the Japan Sea Earthquake of 1983,1983,7,4,259-265,Yanagisawa
Epidemiological Surveillance of Diseases Following the Earthquake of 23rd November 1980 in Southern Italy - Discussion,1982,6,2,149-153,Alexander
Florence Flood Hazard - Finding A Way Out of the Chaos,1982,6,1,8-9,Alexander
A Symposium of the Historical Geography Research Group Institute of British Geographers Annual Conference,1982,6,3,162-163,Alexander
Occupant Behavior in A 6-Storey Office Building Following Severe Earthquake Damage,1982,6,3,207-214,Durkin
Medical-Care in Refugee Camps - Feedback,1982,6,3,240-240,Barnabas
Changes in Housing in Guatemala Following the 1976 Earthquake - with Special Reference to Earthen Structures and How They Are Perceived by Disaster Victims,1982,6,2,92-100,Bates
Medical Aspects of Volcanic Disasters - An Outline of the Hazards and Emergency Response Measures,1982,6,4,268-276,Falk
Lessons Learned from the Use of Aquaprivy Sanitation Units in Khmer Holding Centers in Thailand 1979-1982,1982,6,3,222-230,Henderson
Prisoners of Armed Conflict - Nicaragua: An ICRC Survey,1982,6,2,110-115,Bollag
Disaster Preparedness for Farmers - A Methodology,1982,6,2,140-144,Brammer
Rural Refugees in Africa - Past Experience Future Pointers,1982,6,1,21-30,Chambers
Evacuation Behavior and Three-Mile-Island,1982,6,2,116-124,Barnes
Medical-Care in Refugee Camps - Feedback,1982,6,3,239-240,Dezoysa
Evaluation of the Oxfam Feeding Kits,1982,6,2,132-137,Dezoysa
Recovery Following the South Italian Earthquake November 1980 - 2 Contrasting Examples,1982,6,2,101-109,Dsouza
Unanticipated Repercussions of International Disaster Relief,1982,6,1,31-37,Dudasik
Assessing Differences in Chemical Disaster Proneness - the Community Chemical Hazard Vulnerability Inventory,1982,6,3,215-221,Gabor
The Long-Term Impact of A Man-Made Disaster - An Examination of A Small Town in the Aftermath of the Three-Mile-Island Nuclear-Reactor Accident,1982,6,1,50-59,Goldsteen
Notes from West Beirut,1982,6,4,242-243,Grovehills
Nutritional-Status of Vulnerable Groups in Evacuation Centers During the Eruption of La-Soufriere Volcano in St-Vincent 1979,1982,6,1,10-15,Allen
Polands Crisis As A Disaster - the Private Sectors Response,1982,6,1,71-72,Hingson
Volcanic-Eruption in Northern Japan,1982,6,2,89-91,Hirose
Residents Preparedness and Response to the Kalamazoo Tornado,1982,6,1,44-49,Hodler
Random Rubble,1982,6,2,154-154,Hughes
Under-Reported Flash-Flood,1982,6,1,77-77,Hughes
The Effects of Flooding Upon Buildings in Developing-Countries,1982,6,3,183-194,Hughes
The Creation of Vulnerability to Natural Disaster - Case Studies from the Dominican-Republic,1982,6,1,38-43,Jeffery
Correcting Earthquake Damage Data for Population-Density,1982,6,2,154-154,Kemballcook
Drought in Se Sudan January - July 1980,1982,6,1,16-20,Langton
Disasters Disaster Agents and Response - A Bibliography,1982,6,4,288-308,Leivesley
Health Care for Refugees in Northeast Somalia,1982,6,2,84-89,Macaskill
The 59Th Conference of the International-Law-Association Belgrade 1980,1982,6,2,80-82,Meyer
An Evaluation of the Andhra-Pradesh Cyclone Shelters Program - Guidelines for the Orissa Program,1982,6,4,250-255,Mishra
Medical-Care in Refugee Camps - Feedback,1982,6,3,240-240,Morris
Emergency Vector Control After Natural Disaster,1982,6,4,313-313,Murlis
Guidelines for the Safe Handling of Pesticides During Their Formulation Packing Storage and Transport,1982,6,2,148-148,Murlis
The Effect of Field-Evaluation on Private Voluntary Organization Policy - A Critical Overview,1982,6,4,243-244,Noel
General and Particular Observations on Sheltering and Housing in American Disasters,1982,6,4,277-281,Quarantelli
Disaster and Human Action and Social-Science and Disaster Gorizia Italy 26Th-27Th June 1981,1982,6,1,2-3,Quarantelli
Women and Children Last - An Essay on Sex-Discrimination in Disasters,1982,6,4,256-267,Rivers
The Proposal for the Promotion of A New International Humanitarian,1982,6,4,246-246,Rudkinjones
An Examination of Community Flood Warning Systems - Are We Providing the Right Assistance,1982,6,3,195-201,Schware
The Adaptation of A Traditional African Hut,1982,6,1,60-63,Scobie
Attrition and Housing Improvements - A Study of Post-Disaster Housing After 3 Years,1982,6,2,125-131,Snarr
The Albuquerque Conference on Earthern Buildings in Seismic Areas,1982,6,4,314-314,Spence
The Darel Valley Earthquake - An Overlooked Disaster in Northern Pakistan,1982,6,3,169-176,Stack
Primary Care Medicine in the Refugee Relief Program of Eastern Sudan,1982,6,3,176-182,Mulholland
Damage to A 5 Storey R/C Hotel Building Due to the 1978 Izu Oshima Kinkai Earthquake,1982,6,4,282-287,Takiguchi
Health Work in Refugee Camps - Some Lessons from Somalia,1982,6,1,75-76,Watson
Planning for Human-Settlements in Disaster-Prone Areas - the Chinese Experience,1982,6,3,202-206,Yu
Medical Mission to A Refugee Camp in Thailand,1981,5,1,23-31,Bodner
Preliminary Assessment of Landslides Resulting from the Earthquake of 23rd November 1980 in Southern Italy,1981,5,4,376-383,Alexander
Earthquake Hazard and Vulnerability in the Northeastern Mediterranean - the Corinth Earthquake Sequence of February-March 1981,1981,5,4,355-368,Jackson
Anthropology and Action,1981,5,1,69-70,Barber
An Examination of Health Data Following 2 Major Earthquakes in Russia,1981,5,2,142-146,Beinin
What Have New Zealanders Learnt from Earthquake Disasters in Their Own Country,1981,5,4,384-390,Britton
Relief Work After the South Italy Earthquake November 1980,1981,5,4,349-354,Burlison
Medical-Care in Refugee Camps,1981,5,3,171-336,Graitcer
The Medical Work of A Volunteer Team in the Dominican-Republic Following Hurricanes David and Frederic,1981,5,2,98-100,Drouet
Community-Planning for Disaster Relief,1981,5,4,418-418,Edkins
A Multi-Hospital System for Disaster Situations,1981,5,2,112-119,Eldar
Epidemiological Surveillance of Diseases Following the Earthquake of 23rd November 1980 in Southern Italy,1981,5,4,398-406,Greco
The March 1980 Eruptions of Mt. St. Helens - Citizen Perceptions of Volcano Threat,1981,5,1,49-66,Greene
Health and Nutrition Service Delivery to Refugees in the Somali Democratic-Republic 1980,1981,5,2,104-112,Henderson
The Role of Private International Assistance in Response to Major Disasters,1981,5,4,407-410,Hingson
Words and Actions,1981,5,1,1-1,Holt
Field Survey Techniques for Estimating the Normal Performance of Vernacular Buildings Prior to Earthquakes,1981,5,4,411-417,Hughes
The Thinness Chart,1981,5,4,418-418,Jelliffe
The Source Parameters Surface Deformation and Tectonic Setting of 3 Recent Earthquakes - Thessaloniki (Greece) Tabas-E-Golshan (Iran) and Carlisle (UK),1981,5,1,36-46,King
Asthmatic Bronchitis Associated with A Volcanic-Eruption in St-Vincent West-Indies,1981,5,1,67-69,Leus
Natural Disasters and Vulnerability Analysis,1981,5,4,421-422,Lewis
The International-Relief-Union of 1932,1981,5,2,147-154,Macalistersmith
The Historical Seismicity of England,1981,5,4,369-376,Melville
International Solidarity and Humanitarian Actions A Congress Held in San-Remo Italy Sponsored by the International-Institute-Of-Humanitarian-Law 10-13Th September 1980,1981,5,2,85-88,Meyer
An Ethiopian Refugee Village in Sudan - the Question of Employment,1981,5,2,89-93,Moodie
The Role of the Health Worker in Refugee Communities,1981,5,1,70-71,Moodie
Ethnic Nationalism and Structured Unemployment - Refugees in the Orange Free State,1981,5,2,132-141,Murray
Resolving the Sooner Vs Later Controversy Surrounding the Public Announcement of Earthquake Predictions,1981,5,4,391-397,Nilson
The Value of Hazard Zone Mapping - Water Authority Section-24(5) Surveys in England and Wales,1981,5,2,120-124,Parker
A Model for Urban Post-Earthquake Fire Hazard,1981,5,2,125-132,Yamada
The Italian Earthquake - Relief Operations,1981,5,1,71-72,Stephenson
Thinness Chart,1981,5,1,77-78,Verney
Refugee Camps in Somalia - A Micro Survey (March 1980),1981,5,1,18-23,Vertongen
Centers for Unaccompanied Children Khao-I-Dang Holding Center,1981,5,2,100-104,Williamson
From Disaster to Development - Notes from India,1981,5,2,154-163,Winchester
Nutritional-Status of Hospitalized Preschool-Children in Dominica Before and After Hurricane David,1981,5,2,93-97,Gooder
The El-Asnam Earthquake - Notes from the Faultline,1981,5,1,32-36,Wood
Reliability of Recorded Death Rates Among Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh - Reply,1980,4,3,356-359,Aall
Thresholds of Security in Different Societies,1980,4,1,101-105,Battisti
Thames Flood Risk - A Review of Statistical Estimates,1980,4,4,383-385,Boag
Some Thoughts on Communication,1980,4,1,22-26,Bowers
After Cyclone Ted on Mornington Island - the Accumulation of Physical and Social Impacts on A Remote Australian Aboriginal Community,1980,4,1,3-10,Brine
A Report on A Fact-Finding Mission to 3 Countries in Latin-America,1980,4,1,45-47,Bruzelius
The United States Experience in Managing Flood Plain Land Use,1980,4,4,451-457,Burby
Who Bears the Costs of Natural Disasters - An Australian Case-Study,1980,4,2,187-204,Butler
The Work of Le-Centre-Detudes-Psychosociologiques-Des-Sinistres-Et-De-Leur-Preventio N (Cepsp) in France,1980,4,2,223-229,Chandessais
The Effect of Social-Influence on Response to Hurricane Warnings,1980,4,2,205-210,Christensen
Refugee Journey,1980,4,3,359-360,Cohn
Attempts to Prevent Flooding at Chiswell Portland,1980,4,4,380-382,Davey
User Satisfaction with Housing After Hurricane Fifi,1980,4,3,360-360,Davis
Reaction and Response to Flooding in An Extensive Distributary Channel System,1980,4,4,423-431,Douglas
Victimization in Natural Disaster,1980,4,3,329-338,Dudasik
Pre-Disaster Physical Planning - Integration of Disaster Risk Analysis Into Physical Planning - A Case-Study in Tunisia,1980,4,2,211-222,Eldeen
The United States Government Program in Emergency Shelter for Victims of Disasters in Foreign Lands,1980,4,1,39-44,Emery
Disaster and the Small Dwelling Oxford April 1978,1980,4,2,140-153,McKay
Reconstruction Following Seismic Disaster in Venzone Friuli,1980,4,2,173-185,Hogg
Some Observations on Communication with Non-Literate Communities,1980,4,1,19-21,Holt
Drought and Change in A Tribal Economy - the Berti of Northern Darfur,1980,4,1,65-71,Holy
The Thames Barrier,1980,4,4,387-392,Horner
Universalistic Statements About Human Social-Behavior,1980,4,1,111-112,Jeffrey
Traditional Balinese Earthquake Proof Housing Structure,1980,4,2,247-250,Leimena
The Social-Consequences of Australian Disasters,1980,4,1,30-37,Leivesley
New Look for Canadas Emergency Planning Digest,1980,4,1,49-49,Lynn
The Future-Role of Undro - United-Nations-Economic-And-Social-Council July 1980 - Statements and Annual-Report of the U.N. Disaster Relief Coordinators,1980,4,4,377-379,Macalistersmith
International Disaster Relief - Developments in the European Economic-Community,1980,4,1,50-52,Macalistersmith
Natural Disaster and Socioeconomic Change - Post-Frost Adjustments in Parana Brazil,1980,4,2,231-235,Margolis
International Disaster Action - Advancing Slowly But How Surely,1980,4,1,93-99,Morison
Disasters and Settlements,1980,4,3,339-347,Norton
A Review of Flood Problems in Tropical Queensland,1980,4,4,459-468,Oliver
A Case-Study in the Politics of Land Drainage,1980,4,4,393-410,Oriordan
The Canadian Flood Damage Reduction Program,1980,4,4,411-421,Page
The Refugee Experience Windsor 22-24 February 1980,1980,4,2,154-155,Peach
Enhancing Evacuation Warning Compliance - Suggestions for Emergency Planning,1980,4,4,433-449,Lindell
Dominica - Hurricane David 29 August 1979,1980,4,3,277-282,Reid
The Effects of Disaster on Health - A Summary,1980,4,1,14-18,Seaman
Drought Relief and Agricultural Rehabilitation,1980,4,4,469-473,Shears
Curative Medicine Or Community-Health - Appropriate Health-Services with Refugees,1980,4,1,107-110,Brown
User Satisfaction with Permanent Post-Disaster Housing - 2 Years After Hurricane Fifi in Honduras,1980,4,1,83-91,Snarr
Materials for Rural Housing - the Building-Materials Work of the Intermediate-Technology Development Group,1980,4,1,27-29,Spence
Kampuchea - Relief Agency Appeals in the British Press 1979-1980,1980,4,3,271-276,Stephenson
Reliability of Recorded Death Rates Among Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh,1980,4,3,355-356,Thompson
The United States Government Foreign Disaster Assistance Program: National Academy of Sciences,1980,4,1,116-119,Torry
The Role of Technology in International Disaster Assistance - National Academy of Sciences,1980,4,1,116-119,Torry
Anthropology Groups,1980,4,1,52-52,Torry
Non-Natural Disasters - An Epidemiological Review,1980,4,2,237-246,Velimirovic
New Organizational Approaches for Speeding Food Relief in International Disasters - the Potential Contribution of Technology,1980,4,1,73-82,Wallerstein
Norwegian Red-Cross in Guatemala,1980,4,1,11-12,Wellestrand
Sudan Refugees 1967-1980,1980,4,2,157-166,Wright
Disastrous International Relief Failure.  A Report on Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh from May to December 1978,1979,3,4,429-434,Aall
Education and Training of Medical-Students for Mass Casualties Situations,1979,3,2,185-189,Adler
Some Notes on Defining Disaster - Suggestions for A Disaster Continuum,1979,3,1,3-7,Ball
Social-Investigation - Some Preliminary Considerations,1979,3,1,13-15,Barber
Planning Basic Health-Services in Nigeria,1979,3,2,179-183,Battersby
Sanitary Consequences of Inundations,1979,3,2,213-216,Beinin
Geological Predictions,1979,3,1,79-83,Blundell
Disaster prevention and mitigation - compendium of current knowledge .1. Volcanological aspects,1979,3,3,323-324,Booth
Analysis of Indian Press Coverage of the Andhra-Pradesh Cyclone Disaster of 19 November 1977,1979,3,2,154-168,Clark
Rural Refugees in Africa - What the Eye Does Not See,1979,3,4,381-392,Chambers
Zimbabwean Refugees in the UK,1979,3,4,361-366,Beer
Village Reconstruction in Lebanon,1979,3,2,126-129,Crouch
Scenario for A Housing Improvement Program in Disaster-Prone Areas,1979,3,3,253-257,Cuny
Research Planning and Refugees,1979,3,4,339-340,Cuny
Lice Earthquake - Reply,1979,3,3,321-321,Davis
Relief Induced Agonism,1979,3,2,195-198,Dirks
Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Military Forces - Peacekeeping Disaster Relief and Military Aid to the Civil Community - What Governments Can do - 25 April 1978 Council Chambers Coventry Uk,1979,3,2,171-171,Dsouza
Organizational Adaptation to Crises - Mechanisms of Coordination and Structural-Change,1979,3,1,71-74,Dynes
Nation of Refugees,1979,3,4,342-347,Fast
Relationship Between Disaster Assistance and Long-Term Development,1979,3,1,32-36,Fernandez
Lice Earthquake,1979,3,3,321-321,Gurpinar
Casualties of War and Peace,1979,3,4,348-351,Hamermesh
Managing Refugees - Zambia Response to Angolan Refugees 1966-1977,1979,3,4,375-380,Hansen
Once the Running Stops - Assimilation of Angolan Refugees Into Zambian Border Villages,1979,3,4,369-374,Hansen
Space Enclosures for Emergencies in Developing-Countries,1979,3,4,443-455,Hartkopf
Memorandum of Understanding Between the United-Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United-Nations Disaster Relief Co-Ordinator,1979,3,4,355-356,Hartling
Canvey - Investigation of Potential Hazards from Operations in the Canvey Island Thurrock Area - Health-And-Safety-Executive,1979,3,2,231-231,Hay
Survey on Water-Supply and Sanitation for Pulau Bidong,1979,3,4,461-467,Howard
Lessons Learnt by Oxfam from Their Experience of Shelter Provision 1970-1978,1979,3,2,136-144,Howard
Sterimobile - Multi-Role Emergency Unit for Drinking-Water and Power,1979,3,2,227-229,Jinks
Eritrea Refugees in Sudan,1979,3,4,417-421,Johnson
Management of Disaster Victims and Rehabilitation of Uprooted Communities,1979,3,1,61-70,Klinteberg
Disaster in Bali Caused by Earthquake 1976 (A Report),1979,3,1,85-87,Leimena
Tamil Nadu Cyclone November 1977 - Comparison of Newspaper Reports,1979,3,2,123-125,Lewis
Disasters and the Small Dwelling - Mitigation and Preparedness Measures,1979,3,3,249-252,Lewis
Notes on Health-Care in Refugee Camps,1979,3,4,352-354,Lusty
Managing Technological Hazard Research Needs and Opportunities ,1979,3,3,327-328,Marshall
Drought in Ethiopia 1977-1979,1979,3,2,131-133,Mckerrow
International-Disaster-Institute - Workshop on Training in Disaster Relief,1979,3,3,267-267,Meikle
Red Cross and Refugees,1979,3,4,357-358,Murdoch
Settlement of Rural Refugees in Africa,1979,3,4,393-402,Neldner
Reconstruction of Friuli - Emergency Versus Long-Term Planning,1979,3,3,264-265,Norsa
Nicaragua Report,1979,3,4,359-360,Norton
Disaster prevention and mitigation - compendium of current knowledge .4. Meteorological aspects,1979,3,3,324-325,Oliver
Yungay Avalanche of 1970 - Anthropological Perspectives on Disaster and Social-Change,1979,3,1,95-101,Oliversmith
Role of Technology in International Disaster Assistance - National-Research-Council,1979,3,1,116-116,Oriordan
Vaiont Dam Overflow - Case-Study of Extra-Community Responses in Massive Disasters,1979,3,2,199-212,Quarantelli
Some Needed Cross-Cultural Studies of Emergency Time Disaster Behavior - 1St Step,1979,3,3,307-314,Quarantelli
Evaluation of CMU-intertect A-frames as emergency shelter in Bangladesh March 1977,1979,3,4,457-459,Ressler
Observations on the Development of Educational-Materials Following the Andhra-Pradesh Cyclone 1977,1979,3,3,283-285,Ressler
Physiological-Aspects of Shelter Deprivation,1979,3,1,20-23,Rivers
Detroit Rumor Control Center A Device for Intervention,1979,3,3,269-273,Rosenthal
Interface Between Earthquake Planning and Development-Planning - Case-Study and Critique of the Reconstruction of Huaraz and the Callejon de Huaylas Ancash Peru Following the 31 May 1970 Earthquake,1979,3,3,258-263,Sagav
Future Disaster Planning in the United-Kingdom,1979,3,1,75-77,Savage
Old Theories Dont Apply - Implications of Communications in Crises,1979,3,3,315-319,Scanlon
Background Notes on Cambodia-Kampuchea,1979,3,4,341-341,Shawcross
Report on the July 1979 Meeting on Refugees Called at Geneva by United-Nations Secretary-General,1979,3,4,367-367,Shawcross
Permanent Post-Disaster Housing in Honduras - Aspects of Vulnerability to Future Disasters,1979,3,3,287-292,Snarr
Women and Men As Refugees - Differential Assimilation of Angolan Refugees in Zambia,1979,3,4,423-428,Spring
Blizzards of Early 1978 and the Use of Helicopters to Alleviate the Resulting Economic and Social Disruption,1979,3,1,8-12,Perry
Planning Processes in Disaster Prone Areas with Reference to Floods in Tunisia,1979,3,1,89-93,Tageldeen
Emergency Sanitation for Refugees - Experiences in the Bangladesh Refugee Relief Camps India 1971-1972,1979,3,4,435-442,Taylor
Assessment of Victim Needs,1979,3,1,24-31,Taylor
Evaluation of Humanitarian Assistance,1979,3,1,37-42,Taylor
Directions for Social-Research in Disaster Prevention Mitigation and Relief,1979,3,3,275-281,Taylor
Flood Losses - Significance of the Commercial Sector,1979,3,2,217-223,Tobin
Anthropology and Disaster Research,1979,3,1,43-52,Torry
Social Etiology of Disasters,1979,3,1,53-59,Turner
Disaster Prevention and Mitigation - Motives and Methods,1979,3,3,239-241,Westgate
Land-Use Planning Vulnerability and the Low-Income Dwelling,1979,3,3,244-248,Westgate
Disaster Relief Operations in Andhra-Pradesh Southern India Following the Cyclone in November 1977,1979,3,2,173-177,Winchester
Artic (Appropriate Reconstruction Training and Information-Center) and the Construction of Houses in Andhra-Pradesh Following the Cyclone and Sea Surge of November 1977,1979,3,2,147-153,Windass
Flood Prevention and Mitigation in the Peoples Republic of Mozambique,1979,3,3,293-306,Wisner
Pediatric Morbidity and Mortality in Minas-Gerais Brazil,1979,3,2,191-193,Woodward
Oxfams Experience of Shelter Provision Following the Andhra-Pradesh Cyclone - Some Recent Comments,1979,3,2,145-146,Young
Oxfam Field Directors Handbook 1976,1978,2,4,272-273,Afklinteberg
Risk-Factors in Social-Change,1978,2,4,251-253,Barber
Tabas-E-Golshan (Iran) - Catastrophic Earthquake of 16 September 1978 - Preliminary Field Report,1978,2,4,207-219,Berberian
Disaster Relief Within Scope of Swedish Stand-by Force in Service of United-Nations,1978,2,1,32-36,Bruzelius
Catholic Relief Services - Nutrition Intervention Program for the Drought Areas of Kenya (1975-76),1978,2,4,255-258,Capone
Lessons from A School Building Project and Refugee Relief Operations - Bangladesh - 1975-77,1978,2,2-3,148-151,Chisholm
Lice Earthquake,1978,2,4,265-266,Cuny
Disasters and the Small Dwelling - State of the Art,1978,2,2-3,118-124,Cuny
Lice Earthquake - Reply,1978,2,4,266-267,Davis
Lice Earthquake in Southeastern Turkey - Geography of Disaster,1978,2,1,85-87,Davis
Disasters and Settlements - Towards An Understanding of the Key Issues,1978,2,2-3,105-117,Davis
International Disaster Assistance - Some Comments on Inceptions,1978,2,1,12-16,Davis
Few Comments on the Political Dimensions of Disaster Assistance,1978,2,2-3,134-136,Davis
Disaster Relief in Sahel,1978,2,1,79-79,Devilledegoyet
Emergency Mental-Health Services and A Major Aircraft Accident,1978,2,2-3,159-162,Duffy
Air Transporting Relief Supplies - Ethiopian Experience,1978,2,4,193-195,Fitzpatrick
Survivor Syndrome,1978,2,4,196-196,Garland
Gediz Earthquake - Reconstruction Between 1970 and 1977,1978,2,1,69-77,Germen
Red-Cross Disaster Relief Handbook,1978,2,1,84-85,Grant
Problems in Scientific Prediction,1978,2,2-3,99-100,Gribbin
Philippine Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster - Re-Examination of Behavioral Propositions,1978,2,1,3-11,Haas
NATO and Disaster Relief,1978,2,2-3,101-104,Hanning
Seveso - No Answers Yet,1978,2,2-3,163-168,Hay
Analysis of the Results of Supplementary Feeding Trials - Approach Based on the Evaluation of Swedish Emergency Foods During the Famine in Mauretania,1978,2,4,259-264,Hedley
Housing and Cultural Priorities - Asia Minor Greek Refugees of 1922,1978,2,4,247-250,Hirschon
Atlas of Emergency Services,1978,2,1,37-38,Horner
Application of Satellite Remote-Sensing to Monitoring of Agricultural Disasters,1978,2,4,231-240,Howard
Lice Earthquake,1978,2,4,266-266,Jackson
International Disaster Relief: Recent Developments in the United States,1978,2,4,201-205,Macalistairsmith
Oxfam-World Neighbors Housing Education-Program in Guatemala,1978,2,2-3,152-157,Mackay
Chinas Tangshan City - One Year After Big Earthquake,1978,2,1,24-26,Ming
Lice Earthquake,1978,2,4,265-265,Mitchell
Cultural-Context of Shelter Provision,1978,2,2-3,125-128,Oliver
Planning for Urban Floods,1978,2,1,47-57,Parker
Classification Scheme for Evacuations,1978,2,2-3,169-170,Perry
Seismic Protection of Un-Reinforced Masonry and Adobe Low-Cost Housing in Less Developed-Countries - Policy Issues and Design Criteria,1978,2,2-3,137-147,Razani
Accountability As A Program Philosophy,1978,2,2-3,129-133,Ressler
Some Epidemiologic Features of Disasters in Guatemala,1978,2,1,39-46,Romero
Housing Program by the Salvation-Army Following the 19 November 1977 Cyclone in Andhra-Pradesh,1978,2,4,191-192,Scott
Disaster Housing Aid - Program Planning-Model from Guatemala,1978,2,1,17-23,Taylor
Reconstruction of Darwin After Cyclone Tracy,1978,2,1,59-68,Walters
Escap-Wmo-Lrcs - Guidelines for Disaster Prevention and Preparedness in Tropical Cyclone Areas,1978,2,2-3,178-179,Westgate
UNDRO - Disaster Prevention and Mitigation - Compendium of Current Knowledge - United-Nations,1978,2,2-3,176-178,Westgate
Notes - Situation Report Disaster Research in the UK Delivered to Session on the Sociology of Disaster 9Th-World Congress of Sociology Uppsala Sweden 13-19 August 1978,1978,2,4,197-198,Westgate
Disaster and Social-Science in Australia,1978,2,4,241-245,Wettenhall
Appeal for A Significantly Comparative Method in Disaster Research,1978,2,1,80-82,Wisner
Romanian Earthquake of 4 March 1977,1977,1,3,175-177,Ambraseys
Sahel - Information Crisis,1977,1,1,13-22,Baker
Earthquake Prediction - Lessons from Guatemala,1977,1,2,79-80,Blundell
Living with Earthquakes,1977,1,1,41-46,Blundell
United-Nations and Disaster Relief in Sahel 1973-75,1977,1,2,145-150,Brown
Refugee Camps and Camp Planning - State of Art,1977,1,2,125-143,Cuny
Earthquake Prediction and Public Policy: Panel On Public Policy Implications of Earthquake Prediction of Advisory Committee On Emergency Planning,1977,1,2,155-156,Davies
Housing and Shelter Provision Following Earthquakes of February 4Th and 6Th 1976,1977,1,2,82-90,Davis
Some Initial Lessons from Guatemala,1977,1,1,62-65,Davis
Emergency Shelter,1977,1,1,23-40,Davis
Anthropometric Measurements in A Relief Program in Niger - Tool for Decision-Making at Community Level,1977,1,3,223-229,Lechat
Tetrachlorodibenzo-Para-Dioxin Release at Seveso,1977,1,4,289-308,Hay
Disaster Housing in Yugoslavia,1977,1,1,61-61,Lap
Considerations on Health Relief Guatemala Earthquake 1976,1977,1,2,97-98,Lechat
Toowoomba - Victims and Helpers in An Australian Hailstorm Disaster,1977,1,3,205-216,Leivesley
Toowoomba - Role of An Australian Disaster Unit,1977,1,4,315-322,Leivesley
Some Aspects of Disaster Research,1977,1,3,241-244,Lewis
Struggle for Meaning - Reactions to Disaster Amongst Cypriot Refugees,1977,1,3,231-239,Loizos
United-Nations Water Conference,1977,1,3,169-171,Nicholls
Chinese Earthquake Policy,1977,1,2,151-152,Okeefe
Social Aspects of Disasters and Their Relevance to Pre-Disaster Planning,1977,1,2,98-107,Quarantelli
International Response to Disaster in Guatemala,1977,1,2,80-82,Raggio
Risky Ways to Safety - London May 16 1977,1977,1,4,266-267,Ravetz
Reconstruction in Guatemala,1977,1,2,152-152,Stamp
Adelaides Prediction,1977,1,1,66-66,Trewhella
Rural Center and City Slum After Guatemala Earthquake,1977,1,2,90-97,Holt
Global Systems and Local Disasters - Untapped Power of Peoples Science,1977,1,1,47-57,Wisner
How do Community Officials Respond to Major Catastrophies,1977,1,4,272-274,Wolensky
Dead letter or living document? Ten years of the Code of Conduct for disaster relief,2005,29,4,351-369,Hilhorst
Making humanitarian relief networks more effective: operational coordination trust and sense making,2005,29,4,337-350,Stephenson
Cracking the code: the genesis use and future of the Code of Conduct,2005,29,4,323-336,Walker
Standardising and mapping open-source information for crisis regions: the case of post-conflict Iraq,2005,29,3,237-254,Mubareka
Restoring sanitation services after an earthquake: field experience in Bam Iran,2005,29,3,222-236,Reed
War and food security in Eritrea and Ethiopia 1998-2000,2005,29,Suppl 1,S92-S113,White
A 'principled' approach to complex emergencies: testing a new aid delivery model in the Nuba mountains,2005,29,Suppl 1,S52-66,Pantuliano
Coping with seismic vulnerability: small manufacturing firms in western Athens,2005,29,2,195-212,Sapountzaki
A critical analysis of earthquakes and urban planning in Turkey,2005,29,2,171-194,Sengezer
The mental health of expatriate and Kosovar Albanian humanitarian aid workers,2005,29,2,152-170,Kaiser
Anatomy of an ambush: security risks facing international humanitarian assistance,2005,29,1,26-37,Burkle
Aid in the midst of plenty: oil wealth misery and advocacy in Angola,2005,29,1,1-25,Le Billon
Conflict-related mortality: an analysis of 37 datasets,2004,28,4,418-428,Guha-Sapir
Effects of a tropical cyclone on the drinking-water quality of a remote Pacific island,2004,28,4,405-417,Singh
"We all knew that a cyclone was coming": disaster preparedness and the cyclone of 1999 in Orissa India,2004,28,4,373-387,Thomalla
Thinking ahead about reproductive health: contingency planning and emergency preparedness in crisis situations (Iraq and West Africa),2004,28,3,340-350,DeLargy
The United Nations' humanitarian pillar: refocusing the UN's disaster and emergency roles and responsibilities,2004,28,2,216-233,Kent
Humanitarian action and military intervention: temptations and possibilities,2004,28,2,205-215,Weissman
The future of humanitarian action: mapping the implications of Iraq and other recent crises,2004,28,2,190-204,Walker
Questionable accountability: MSF and Sphere in 2003,2004,28,2,176-189,Tong
Dilemmas and challenges for the shelter sector: lessons learned from the Sphere revision process,2004,28,2,160-175,Saunders
Rights standards and quality in a complex humanitarian space: is Sphere the right tool?,2004,28,2,124-141,Dufour
Locating responsibility: the Sphere Humanitarian Charter and its rationale,2004,28,2,112-123,Darcy
Birthing Sphere,2004,28,2,100-111,Walker
Where to go? Strategic modelling of access to emergency shelters in Mozambique,2004,28,1,82-97,Gall
Human vulnerability dislocation and resettlement: adaptation processes of river-bank erosion-induced displacees in Bangladesh,2004,28,1,41-62,Haque
From disaster to sustainable civil society: the Kobe experience,2004,28,1,16-40,Shaw
Preparedness for emergency response: guidelines for the emergency planning process,2003,27,4,336-350,Lindell
An exploratory comparison of disasters riots and terrorist acts,2003,27,4,319-335,Peek
International NGOs and the role of network centrality in humanitarian aid operations: a case study of coordination during the 2000 Mozambique floods,2003,27,4,305-318,Moore
Integration of different data bodies for humanitarian decision support: an example from mine action,2003,27,4,288-304,Benini
Diversity and adaptation of shelters in transitional settlements for IDPs in Afghanistan,2003,27,4,273-287,Kelman
The 1998 flood in Bangladesh: is different targeting needed during emergencies and recovery to tackle malnutrition?,2003,27,2,172-184,Hossain
Disasters and development in agricultural input markets: bean seed markets in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch,2003,27,2,154-171,Mainville
Mortality violence and lack of access to healthcare in the Democratic Republic of Congo,2003,27,2,141-153,Van Herp
The application of geographic information systems and global positioning systems in humanitarian emergencies: lessons learned programme implications and future research,2003,27,2,127-140,Kaiser
Humanitarian crises: what determines the level of emergency assistance? Media coverage donor interests and the aid business,2003,27,2,109-126,Olsen
Ethical codes in humanitarian emergencies: from practice to research?,2003,27,2,95-108,Black
Humanitarian information systems and emergencies in the Greater Horn of Africa: logical components and logical linkages,2003,27,1,72-90,Maxwell
Quality design: a planning methodology for the integration of refugee and local health services West Nile Uganda,2003,27,1,54-71,Burnham
Elements of resilience after the World Trade Center disaster: reconstituting New York City's Emergency Operations Centre,2003,27,1,37-53,Kendra
Guatemala: violence in peacetime--a critical analysis of the armed conflict and the peace process,2002,26,2,99-119,Preti
Risk removed? Steps towards building trust in humanitarian mine action,2002,26,2,161-174,Millard
Satellite remote sensing as a tool in Lahar disaster management,2002,26,2,140-160,Kerle
Civil society and the state: Turkey after the earthquake,2002,26,2,120-139,Jalali
A survey of international urban search-and-rescue teams following the Ji Ji earthquake,2002,26,1,85-94,Tsai
Earthquake drills and simulations in community-based training and preparedness programmes,2002,26,1,55-69,Simpson
The economics of landmine clearance in Afghanistan,2002,26,1,49-54,Harris
Community resilience and volcano hazard: the eruption of Tungurahua and evacuation of the Faldas in Ecuador,2002,26,1,28-48,Tobin
Nature's impartiality man's inhumanity: reflections on terrorism and world crisis in a context of historical disaster,2002,26,1,1-9,Alexander
Therapeutic governance: psycho-social intervention and trauma risk management,2001,25,4,358-372,Pupavac
The challenge of civil-military relations in international peace operations,2001,25,4,345-357,Pugh
Humanitarian war: a new consensus?,2001,25,4,331-344,Woodward
Politicisation of humanitarian aid and its consequences for Afghans,2001,25,4,321-330,Atmar
Governing the borderlands: decoding the power of aid,2001,25,4,308-320,Duffield
Politics and humanitarian aid,2001,25,4,269-274,Duffield
Risk and the neoliberal state: why post-Mitch lessons didn't reduce El Salvador's earthquake losses,2001,25,3,251-268,Wisner
Disaster mitigation and preparedness on the Nicaraguan post-Mitch agenda,2001,25,3,240-250,Rocha
The changing emphasis of disasters in Bangladesh NGOs,2001,25,3,227-239,Matin
Disaster mitigation and preparedness: the case of NGOs in the Philippines,2001,25,3,216-226,Luna
NGO initiatives in risk reduction: an overview,2001,25,3,199-215,Benson
Reframing risk: the changing context of disaster mitigation and preparedness,2001,25,3,185-198,Mitchell
Misanthropy without borders: the international children's rights regime,2001,25,2,95-112,Pupavac
The accuracy of mortality reporting in displaced persons camps during the post-emergency phase,2001,25,2,172-180,Woodruff
Rapid assessment of population size by area sampling in disaster situations,2001,25,2,164-171,Brown
From policy to practice: challenges in infant feeding in emergencies during the Balkan crisis,2001,25,2,149-163,McGrath
Getting the scale right: a comparison of analytical methods for vulnerability assessment and household-level targeting,2001,25,2,113-135,Downing
Disaster warning and evacuation responses by private business employees,2001,25,1,76-94,Drabek
Needs assessment of the displaced population following the August 1999 earthquake in Turkey,2001,25,1,67-75,Karpati
East Timor emerging from conflict: the role of local NGOs and international assistance,2001,25,1,48-66,Patrick
'Scaling-up' in emergencies: British NGOs after Hurricane Mitch,2001,25,1,36-47,Lister
Rendering the world unsafe: 'vulnerability' as western discourse,2001,25,1,19-35,Bankoff
The rationality of resistance: alternatives for engagement in complex emergencies,2001,25,1,1-18,Gilgan
Social capital and the political economy of violence: a case study of Sri Lanka,2000,24,4,390-406,Lewer
The political economy of complex emergency and recovery in northern Ethiopia,2000,24,4,363-379,Milas
Matching response to context in complex political emergencies: 'relief' 'development' 'peace-building' or something in-between?,2000,24,4,314-342,White
What happens to the state in conflict?: political analysis as a tool for planning humanitarian assistance,2000,24,4,291-313,Cliffe
Complex political emergencies--grasping contexts seizing opportunities,2000,24,4,288-290,White
Casualty treatment after earthquake disasters: development of a regional simulation model,2000,24,3,271-287,Fawcett
An earthquake disaster in Turkey: an overview of the experience of the Israeli Defence Forces Field Hospital in Adapazari,2000,24,3,262-270,Wolf
Let them eat risk? Wealth rights and disaster vulnerability,2000,24,3,254-261,Boyce
The urban poor in Dhaka City: their struggles and coping strategies during the floods of 1998,2000,24,3,240-253,Rashid
Internal displacement in Burma,2000,24,3,228-239,Lanjouw
The use of cluster sampling to determine aid needs in Grozny Chechnya in 1995,2000,24,3,217-227,Howarth
Conflict-induced displacement and involuntary resettlement in Colombia: putting Cernea's IRLR model to the test,2000,24,3,198-216,Muggah
How is household vulnerability gendered? Female-headed households in the collectives of Suleimaniyah Iraqi Kurdistan,2000,24,2,153-172,Waite
Coping strategies developed as a result of social structure and conflict: Kosovo in the 1990s,2000,24,2,117-132,Ogden
Uncovering local perspectives on humanitarian assistance and its outcomes,2000,24,2,103-116,Bakewell
Perpetual problem to plague those who study and mitigate disaster,2000,24,1,78-79,McEntire
Predictors for people's response to a tornado warning: Arkansas 1 March 1997,2000,24,1,71-77,Balluz
Cyclone mitigation resource allocation and post-disaster reconstruction in south India: lessons from two decades of research,2000,24,1,18-37,Winchester
Aberfan and the management of trauma,2000,24,1,1-17,Johnes
Programmes in chronically vulnerable areas: challenges and lessons learned,1999,23,4,373-384,Maxwell
Targeting the vulnerable: a review of the necessity and feasibility of targeting vulnerable households,1999,23,4,359-372,Shoham
The Sphere Project: the implications of making humanitarian principles and codes work,1999,23,4,316-325,Gostelow
Public nutrition in emergencies: an overview of debates dilemmas and decision-making,1999,23,4,277-291,Young
Waiting for peace: perspectives from action-oriented research on the humanitarian impasse in the Caucasus,1999,23,3,257-270,Minear
Burma: the political economy of violence,1999,23,3,234-256,Brown
Crisis management to controlled recovery: the emergency planning response to the bombing of Manchester City Centre,1999,23,3,217-233,Russell
Criteria for evaluating the condition of a tropical cyclone warning system,1999,23,3,193-216,Parker
Community-based disaster management during the 1997 Red River Flood in Canada,1999,23,2,174-191,Rahman
Race ethnicity and disasters in the United States: a review of the literature,1999,23,2,156-173,Fothergill
US government natural disaster assistance: historical analysis and a proposal for the future,1999,23,2,139-155,Barnett
Humanitarianism pluralism and ombudsmen: do the pieces fit?,1999,23,2,125-138,Christoplos
An ombudsman for humanitarian assistance?,1999,23,2,115-124,Mitchell
Depolarising the 'broadened' and 'back-to-basics' relief models,1999,23,2,93-114,Jackson
Typhoon hazards in the Shanghai area,1999,23,1,66-80,Chen
Landslides risk and decision-making in Kinnaur District: bridging the gap between science and public opinion,1999,23,1,45-65,Pilgrim
Losses from the Northridge earthquake: disruption to high-technology industries in the Los Angeles Basin,1999,23,1,19-44,Suarez-Villa
Identifying and mapping community vulnerability,1999,23,1,1-18,Morrow
In defence of humanitarianism,1998,22,4,352-360,Stockton
Military intervention and humanitarian action: trends and issues,1998,22,4,339-351,Pugh
Normalising the crisis in Africa,1998,22,4,328-338,Bradbury
Aid and violence with special reference to Sierra Leone,1998,22,4,318-327,Keen
The death of humanitarianism?: an anatomy of the attack,1998,22,4,309-317,Macrae
Proliferating principles; or how to sup with the devil without getting eaten,1998,22,4,288-308,Leader
Humanitarian action in protracted crisis: an overview of the debates and dilemmas,1998,22,4,283-287,Hendrickson
Satellite observations of Lava Lake activity at Nyiragongo volcano ex-Zaire during the Rwandan refugee crisis,1998,22,3,268-281,Oppenheimer
The European Community Humanitarian Office (ECHO): 1992-1999 and beyond,1998,22,3,250-267,Mowjee
Women health and humanitarian aid in conflict,1998,22,3,236-249,Zwi
Rehabilitation in complex political emergencies: is rebuilding civil society the answer?,1998,22,3,200-217,Harvey
The disaster-to-development continuum,1998,22,2,174-175,Kelly
Through women's eyes: a gendered research agenda for disaster social science,1998,22,2,157-173,Enarson
A review of contributions to disasters: 1977-1996,1998,22,2,144-156,Kelly
Making women visible in disasters: problematising the private domain,1998,22,2,126-143,Fordham
Cool ground for aid providers: towards better security management in aid agencies,1998,22,2,109-125,Van Brabant
Hope suspended: morality politics and war in central Africa,1998,22,2,96-108,Fennell
The Northridge earthquake: community-based approaches to unmet recovery needs,1998,22,1,21-38,Bolin
Household behaviour in response to earthquake risk: an assessment of alternative theories,1997,21,4,354-365,Asgary
Uncertainty and information flows in humanitarian agencies,1997,21,4,335-353,Benini
Disasters and the information technology revolution,1997,21,4,305-334,Stephenson
The study of natural disasters 1977-1997: some reflection on a changing field of knowledge,1997,21,4,284-304,Alexander
Disaster management in the Caribbean,1997,21,3,267-279,Poncelet
Can hazard risk be communicated through a virtual experience?,1997,21,3,258-266,Mitchell
Doing the right thing: relief agencies moral dilemmas and responsibility in political emergencies and war,1997,21,3,244-257,Slim
Conflict the continuum and chronic emergencies: a critical analysis of the scope for linking relief rehabilitation and development planning in Sudan,1997,21,3,223-243,Johnson
Institutional arrangements for flood hazard management in Malaysia: an evaluation using the criteria approach,1997,21,3,206-222,Chan
Cruel wars and safe havens: humanitarian aid in Liberia 1989-1996,1997,21,3,189-205,Outram
A research note about military-civilian humanitarianism: more questions than answers,1997,21,2,95-117,Weiss
Disasters the media and social structures: a typology of credibility hierarchy persistence based on a newspaper coverage of the Love Canal and six other disasters,1997,21,2,118-137,Ploughman
Evaluation of disaster assistance,1997,21,2,177-180,O'keefe
Research in the war zones of Eritrea and northern Ethiopia,1997,21,2,166-176,Hendrie
Estimating the capacity of warehouses,1997,21,2,155-165,Cosgrave
An assessment of disaster risk and its management in Thailand,1997,21,1,77-88,Shook
Knowledge and power: a critique of an international relief operation,1997,21,1,57-76,Hendrie
Ten criteria for evaluating the management of community disasters,1997,21,1,39-56,Quarantelli
Environmental causes and impact of refugee movements: a critique of the current debate,1997,21,1,20-38,Kibreab
The wreck of Amtrak's Sunset Limited: news coverage of a mass transport disaster,1997,21,1,4-19,Garner
Genocide in Rwanda,1996,20,4,281-285,Macrae
Why aid agencies need better understanding of the communities they assist: the experience of food aid in Rwandan refugee camps,1996,20,4,324-337,Pottier
Early warning and response: why the international community failed to prevent the genocide,1996,20,4,295-304,Adelman
Evaluating the international humanitarian system: rationale process and management of the joint evaluation of the international response to the Rwanda genocide,1996,20,4,286-294,Dabelstein
A disaster continuum,1996,20,3,276-277,Kelly
Disaster mitigation preparedness and response: an audit of UK assets,1996,20,3,271-273,Sanderson
The health effects of earthquakes in the mid-1990s,1996,20,3,231-247,Alexander
The symphony of the damned: racial discourse complex political emergencies and humanitarian aid,1996,20,3,173-193,Duffield
The fate of information in the disaster zone,1996,20,3,169-172,Ryle
Structural vs non-structural flood-alleviation measures in the Yangtze Delta: a pilot survey of floodplain residents' preferences,1996,20,2,93-110,Chen
Researching under fire: issues for consideration when collecting data and information in war circumstances with specific reference to relief and reconstruction projects,1996,20,2,149-156,Ellis
Defensive development? Re-examining the role of the military in complex political emergencies,1996,20,2,144-148,Stockton
From relief to development: the long-term effects of 'temporary' accommodation on refugees and displaced persons in the Republic of Croatia,1996,20,2,111-124,Ellis
Disaster management and government intervention in PNG: the case of Lae,1996,20,1,61-67,Kaitilla
Protecting tourists from death and injury in coastal storms,1996,20,1,49-60,Burby
Neoliberalism and criticisms of earthquake insurance arrangements in New Zealand,1996,20,1,34-48,Hay
From relief to development: food for work in Bangladesh,1996,20,1,21-33,Hyder
The 1928 eruption of Mount Etna volcano Sicily and the destruction of the town of Mascali,1996,20,1,1-20,Duncan
A 'disaster' continuum?,1995,19,4,362-366,O'keefe
The American print news media 'construction' of five natural disasters,1995,19,4,308-326,Ploughman
Windstorm: coming to terms with mankind's worst natural hazard Royal Academy of Engineering London 4 May 1995,1995,19,3,275-276,Sanderson
Primary health care in disasters: the NorAid system,1995,19,3,264-268,Fjaer
Flood control projects in Bangladesh: reasons for failure and recommendations for improvement,1995,19,3,260-263,Hoque
The association between El Niño/Southern Oscillation events and typhoons in the Marshall Islands,1995,19,3,194-197,Spennemann
ENSO and disaster: droughts floods and El Nino/Southern Oscillation warm events,1995,19,3,181-193,Dilley
Risk factors for death in the 27 March 1994 Georgia and Alabama tornadoes,1995,19,2,170-177,Schmidlin
The impact of the 1993 Latur-Osmanabad (Maharashtra) earthquake on lives livelihoods and property,1995,19,2,156-169,Parasuraman
Towards a redefinition of security in Central America: the case of natural disasters,1995,19,2,148-155,Pettiford
Developing decentralized capacity for disaster prevention: lessons from food security and nutrition monitoring in Malawi,1995,19,2,127-139,Babu
The continuing metamorphosis of the humanitarian practitioner: some new colours for an endangered chameleon,1995,19,2,110-126,Slim
Psychological consequences of the 1992 Erzincan (Turkey) earthquake,1995,19,1,8-18,Karanci
Urban household coping strategies during war: Bosnia-Hercegovina,1995,19,1,68-73,Curtis
Damage to urban infrastructure and other public property from the 1989 Loma Prieta (California) earthquake,1995,19,1,57-67,French
Injuries associated with floods: the need for an international reporting scheme,1995,19,1,50-54,Rund
Strategy and organizational disaster preparedness,1994,18,4,344-354,Banerjee
The efficacy of the neo-liberal individual choice model for encouraging post-disaster change: developments in the East Cape region of New Zealand following Cyclone Bola (March 1988),1994,18,4,301-312,Parr
Disasters family tracing and children's rights: some questions about the best interests of separated children,1994,18,3,277-283,Bonnerjea
Post-war social reconstruction in Mozambique: re-framing children's experience of trauma and healing,1994,18,3,268-276,Gibbs
Children's experience of conflict related emergencies: some implications for relief policy and practice,1994,18,3,254-267,Boyden
Innocents abroad: Western fantasies of childhood and the iconography of emergencies,1994,18,3,238-253,Burman
Saving enemy children: Save the Children's Russian relief operation 1921-23,1994,18,3,221-237,Breen
Socio-economic restructuring and vulnerability to environmental hazards in Bulgaria,1994,18,2,95-106,Yarnal
Profile of mortality from the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake using coroner and medical examiner reports,1994,18,2,160-170,Parrish
Cities under siege: problems priorities and programs,1994,18,2,152-159,Cuny
Post-disaster housing reconstruction: a longitudinal study of resident satisfaction,1994,18,1,76-80,Snarr
Post-emergency epidemiological surveillance in Iraqi-Kurdish refugee camps in Iran,1994,18,1,58-75,Zagaria
Military participation in emergency humanitarian assistance,1994,18,1,48-57,Gaydos
Northern Sudan in 1991: food crisis and the international relief response,1994,18,1,16-34,Kelly
Volcanic disaster mitigation in the Philippines: experience from Mt. Pinatubo,1994,18,1,1-15,Tayag
Review: Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern-California - TurnerRH NiggJM PazDH YoungBS,1983,7,2,151-153,Wright
An Aegean island earthquake protection strategy: an integrated analysis and policy methodology,2006,30,4,469-502,Delladetsima
Post-disaster resettlement development and change: a case study of the 1990 Manjil earthquake in Iran,2006,30,4,451-468,Levy
The concept of resilience revisited,2006,30,4,434-450,Manyena
Violence and complex humanitarian emergencies: implications for livelihoods models,2006,30,4,383-401,Lautze
The international humanitarian system and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunamis,2007,31,1,1-28,Cosgrave
Mass casualty incident after the Taba terrorist attack: an organisational and medical challenge,2007,31,1,104-112,Kluger
A tool to aid emergency managers and communities in appraising private dam safety and policy,2007,31,2,176-200,Pisaniello
Hurricane Katrina disaster diplomacy,2007,31,3,288-309,Kelman
Designing new institutions for implementing integrated disaster risk management: key elements and future directions,2007,31,4,353-372,Okada
Learning from others: The scope and challenges for participatory disaster risk assessment,2007,31,4,373-385,Pelling
Immediate and long-term assistance following the bombing of the US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania,2007,31,4,417-434,Burnham
Information technologies and the sharing of disaster knowledge: the critical role of professional culture,2007,31,4,459-476,Marincioni
Managing volunteers: FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue programme and interactions with unaffiliated responders in disaster response,2007,31,4,495-507,Aguirre
The impact of disasters on small business disaster planning: a case study,2007,31,4,508-515,Flynn
Enhancing community-based disaster preparedness with information technology,2008,32,1,149-165,Carson
The impact of the 2004 tsunami on coastal Thai communities: assessing adaptive capacity,2008,32,1,106-119,Johnston
The strength of networks: the local NGO response to the tsunami in India,2008,32,1,120-130,Kilby
Measuring revealed and emergent vulnerabilities of coastal communities to tsunami in Sri Lanka,2008,32,1,82-105,Birkmann
The 2004 Madrid train bombings: an analysis of pre-hospital management,2008,32,1,41-65,Carresi
Spain's greatest and most recent mine disaster,2008,32,1,19-40,Guerrero
'It'll never happen to me': understanding public awareness of local flood risk,2008,32,2,216-238,Fielding
Collaborative emergency management: better community organising better public preparedness and response,2008,32,2,239-262,Kapucu
Overview of deaths associated with natural events United States 1979-2004,2008,32,2,303-315,Henderson
Decision making as community adaptation: a case study of emergency managers in Oklahoma,2008,32,2,292-302,Donner
Social vulnerability and the natural and built environment: a model of flood casualties in Texas,2008,32,4,537 - 560,Peacock
'All hazards approach' to disaster management: the role of information and knowledge management Boyd's OODA Loop and network-centricity,2008,32,4,561 - 585,von Lubitz
Making a technological choice for disaster management and poverty alleviation in India,2008,33,1,58 - 81,Srivastava
Disaster management and mitigation: the telecommunications infrastructure,2008,33,1,23 - 37,Carnevale
GIS and local knowledge in disaster management: a case study of flood risk mapping in Vietnam,2008,33,1,152 - 169,Norton
Advanced rescue techniques: lessons learned from the collapse of a building in Nairobi Kenya,2008,33,2,171 - 179,Bar-Dayan
A scenario-based study on information flow and collaboration patterns in disaster management,2008,33,2,214 - 238,Sagun
Ethnicity politics and inequality: post-tsunami humanitarian aid delivery in Ampara District Sri Lanka,2008,33,2,253 - 273,de Silva
Multiple disasters and policy responses in pre- and post-independence Orissa India,2008,33,2,274 - 290,Ray-Bennett
Why the poor pay with their lives: oil pipeline vandalisation fires and human security in Nigeria,2008,33,3,369-389,Onuoha
Earthquake recovery of historic buildings: exploring cost and time needs,2008,33,3,457 - 481,Lindell
Putting houses in place: rebuilding communities in post-tsunami Sri Lanka,2008,33,3,436 - 456,Ruwanpura
Spatial econometric model of natural disaster impacts on human migration in vulnerable regions of Mexico,2009,33,4,591-607,Saldaña-Zorrilla
The politics of risk in the Philippines: comparing state and NGO perceptions of disaster management,2009,33,4,686-704,Hilhorst
Wildland fire mitigation networks in the western United States,2009,33,4,721-746,McGuire
Insurgency militias and DDR as part of security sector reconstruction in Iraq: how not to do it,2010,34,Suppl 1,S40-59,Ozerdem
Success in Kashmir: a positive trend in civil-military integration during humanitarian assistance operations,2010,34,1,1-15,Thompson
The gift of disaster: the commodification of good intentions in post-tsunami Sri Lanka,2010,34,Suppl 1,S60-S77,Korf
Response to the paper by Sara Pantuliano,2009,33,2,329-332,Herson
Modelling the elements of country vulnerability to earthquake disasters,2008,32,3,480-498,Asef
The clearinghouse concept: a model for geospatial data centralization and dissemination in a disaster,2008,32,3,467-479,Kennedy
Responding to crises and disasters: the role of risk attitudes and risk perceptions,2008,32,3,434-448,Pennings
Science guides search and rescue after the 2006 Philippine landslide,2008,32,3,416-433,Lagmay
Risk perception risk management and vulnerability to landslides in the hill slopes in the city of La Paz Bolivia. A preliminary statement,2008,32,3,337-357,Nathan
The importance of mangrove forest in tsunami disaster mitigation,2009,33,2,203-213,Tanaka
Protecting cultural assets from bushfires: a question of comprehensive planning,2008,32,1,66-81,Spennemann
Identifying the impact of the built environment on flood damage in Texas,2008,32,1,1-18,Zahran
Psychological consequences among adults following the 1999 earthquake in Athens Greece,2008,32,2,280-291,Varela
Health effects of relocation following disaster: a systematic review of the literature,2009,33,1,1-22,Uscher-Pines
Survivor needs or logistical convenience? Factors shaping decisions to deliver relief to earthquake-affected communities Pakistan 2005-06,2009,33,1,110-131,Benini
Development of urban planning guidelines for improving emergency response capacities in seismic areas of Iran,2009,33,4,645-664,Hosseini
Earthquake survivors' quality of life and academic achievement six years after the earthquakes in Marmara Turkey,2007,31,4,516-529,Ceyhan
Comparison of the expectations of residents and rescue providers of community emergency medical response after mudslide disasters,2007,31,4,405-416,Lin
Impediments to recovery in New Orleans' Upper and Lower Ninth Ward: one year after Hurricane Katrina,2007,31,4,311-335,Green
Operation Child-ID: reunifying children with their legal guardians after Hurricane Katrina,2007,31,3,277-287,Brandenburg
The application of seismic risk-benefit analysis to land use planning in Taipei City,2007,31,3,256-276,Chen
Realising a resilient and sustainable built environment: towards a strategic agenda for the United Kingdom,2007,31,3,236-255,Bosher
The significance of a small level-3 'semi evacuation' hospital in a terrorist attack in a nearby town,2007,31,3,227-235,Levi
Remote sensing-based neural network mapping of tsunami damage in Aceh Indonesia,2007,31,3,217-226,Miller
Gender and Hurricane Mitch: reconstructing subjectivities after disaster,2007,31,2,155-175,Cupples
Characteristics context and risk: NGO insecurity in conflict zones,2007,31,2,130-154,Fast
Post-traumatic stress disorder and comorbid depression among survivors of the 1999 earthquake in Turkey,2007,31,2,115-129,Başoğlu
Risk of flood-related mortality in Nepal,2007,31,1,57-70,Katz
Natural disasters and older US adults with disabilities: implications for evacuation,2007,31,1,49-56,Okoro
Suicide bombings: process of care of mass casualties in the developing world,2009,33,4,809-821,Zafar
Earthquake mortality in Pakistan,2010,34,1,176-183,Hossain
Democratic Republic of the Congo: undoing government by predation,2006,30,4,417-432,Rackley
Using design effects from previous cluster surveys to guide sample size calculation in emergency settings,2006,30,2,199-211,Bilukha
Mainstreaming risk reduction in urban planning and housing: a challenge for international aid organisations,2006,30,2,151-177,Wamsler
Are rapid population estimates accurate? A field trial of two different assessment methods,2006,30,3,364-376,Brown
Tsunami mortality and displacement in Aceh province Indonesia,2006,30,3,340-350,Robinson
The effect of different educational interventions on schoolchildren's knowledge of earthquake protective behaviour in Israel,2010,34,1,205-213,Goldberg
Framework for integrating indigenous and scientific knowledge for disaster risk reduction,2010,34,1,214-239,Kelman
The role of microcredit in reducing women's vulnerabilities to multiple disasters,2010,34,1,240-260,Ray-Bennett
The functions of social service workers at a time of war against a civilian population,2010,34,1,261-286,Boehm
A pilot study of citizens' opinions on the Incident Command System in Taiwan,2010,34,2,447-469,Lin
Communication neighbourhood belonging and household hurricane preparedness,2010,34,2,470-488,Kang
Community cohesion after a natural disaster: insights from a Carlisle flood,2010,34,2,289-302,Chang
Urban earthquake hazard: perceived seismic risk and preparedness in Dhaka City Bangladesh,2010,34,2,337-359,Paul
Patterns of substance use among Hurricane Katrina evacuees in Houston Texas,2010,34,2,426-446,Valdez
Insuring against earthquakes: simulating the cost-effectiveness of disaster preparedness,2010,34,2,509-523,de Hoop
Revealing the socioeconomic impact of small disasters in Colombia using the DesInventar database,2010,34,2,552-570,Cardona
Learning from recovery after Hurricane Mitch,2010,34,Suppl 2,S202-19,Rodriguez
Campaign contributions lobbying and post-Katrina contracts,2010,34,3,593-607,Hogan
Disaster mental health training programmes in New York City following September 11 2001,2010,34,3,608-618,Gershon
Gauging the societal impacts of natural disasters using a capability approach,2010,34,3,619-636,Murphy
Transformative experiences for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita disaster volunteers,2010,34,3,644-656,Clukey
Fiji's worst natural disaster: the 1931 hurricane and flood,2010,34,3,657-683,Blong
Proposal for a quantitative index of flood disasters,2010,34,3,695-704,Feng
Assessing the impact of the Indian Ocean tsunami on households: a modified domestic assets index approach,2010,34,3,705-731,Arlikatti
Disaster response preparedness coordination through social networks,2010,34,3,755-786,Hossain
Two solitudes: post-tsunami and post-conflict Aceh,2010,34,3,787-808,Waizenegger
Symptomatic profile and health-related quality of life of persons affected by the Prestige catastrophe,2010,34,3,809-820,Sabucedo
Optimizing hurricane disaster relief goods distribution: model development and application with respect to planning strategies,2010,34,3,821-844,Horner
The sexual and reproductive rights of internally displaced women: the embodiment of Colombia's crisis,2008,32,1,131-148,Alzate
Timing crisis information release via television,2010,34,4,1013-1030,Wei
Long-term effects of Hurricane Katrina on the psychological well-being of evacuees,2010,34,4,1031-1044,Sprang
Individual preparedness and mitigation actions for a predicted earthquake in Istanbul,2010,34,4,910-930,Braun-Fahrländer
Cyclone disaster vulnerability and response experiences in coastal Bangladesh,2010,34,4,931-954,Alam
Between war and peace: humanitarian assistance in violent urban settings,2010,34,4,973-995,Lucchi
Civilians under fire: evacuation behaviour in north Israel during the Second Lebanon War,2010,34,4,996-1012,Peleg
Flood mitigation problems in Vietnam,1994,18,1,81-86,Wickramanayake
IDNDR conference: protecting vulnerable communities the Royal Society and the Institution of Civil Engineers London 13-15 October 1993,1994,18,1,89-90,Clayton
Observations on the Yokohama World Conference on Natural Disaster Reduction 23-27 May 1994,1994,18,4,368-372,Davis
Aid under fire: redefining relief and development assistance in unstable situations Wilton Park (UK) 7-9 April 1995,1995,19,4,361,Macrae
The role of the Zairian Health Services in the Rwandan refugee crisis,1995,19,4,356-360,Porignon
Rehabilitation planning for flood affected areas of Thailand: experience from Phipun District,1995,19,4,348-355,Wickramanayake
Effective emergency management: reconsidering the bureaucratic approach,1995,19,4,327-337,Neal
Choice and constraints in floodplain occupation: the influence of structural factors on residential location in peninsular Malaysia,1995,19,4,287-307,Chan
Urbanisation and flood vulnerability in the peri-urban interface of Mexico City,2007,31,4,477-494,Aragón-Durand
Strategic planning for post-disaster temporary housing,2007,31,4,435-458,Johnson
Still falling short: protection and partnerships in the Lebanon emergency response,2007,31,4,336-352,Shearer
Operational challenges to community participation in post-disaster damage assessments: observations from Fiji,2010,34,4,1102-1122,Lloyd
Persistence of airline accidents,2010,34,4,1123-1138,Barros
Disaster risk from a macroeconomic perspective: a metric for fiscal vulnerability evaluation,2010,34,4,1064-1083,Carreno
Search and rescue in collapsed structures: engineering and social science aspects,2010,34,4,1084-1101,Aguirre
Effects of seismic intensity and socioeconomic status on injury and displacement after the 2007 Peru earthquake,2010,34,4,1171-1182,Doocy
Awareness preparedness and adjustment measures of river-bank erosion-prone people: a case study,1996,20,1,68-74,Mamun
The IDNDR seminar on preventing 'natural' disasters--the role of risk control and insurance Royal Society London 6 October 1995,1996,20,2,158-159,Horlick-Jones
How prepared is prepared enough?,2011,35,1,130-142,Jongejan
'You fix my community you have fixed my life': the disruption and rebuilding of ontological security in New Orleans,2011,35,1,143-159,Maurer
Land tenure disasters and vulnerability,2011,35,1,160-182,Handmer
Crime in post-Katrina Houston: the effects of moral panic on emergency planning,2011,35,1,200-219,Settles
Continuity social change and Katrina,2011,35,1,220-242,Henry
Half full or half empty? Shelter after the Jogjakarta earthquake,2011,35,1,243-267,Hodgkin
The normalisation of terror: the response of Israel's stock market to long periods of terrorism,2011,35,1,268-283,Peleg
Disaster risk reduction and 'built-in' resilience: towards overarching principles for construction practice,2011,35,1,1-18,Bosher
A multiple additive regression tree analysis of three exposure measures during Hurricane Katrina,2011,35,1,19-35,Pine
The relationship between demographic/educational parameters and perceptions knowledge and earthquake mitigation in Israel,2011,35,1,36-44,Goldberg
Business closure and relocation: a comparative analysis of the Loma Prieta earthquake and Hurricane Andrew,2011,35,1,102-129,Rodriguez
The effects of stabilisation on humanitarian action in Haiti,2010,34,Suppl 3,S444-63,Muggah
Aid and stability in Pakistan: lessons from the 2005 earthquake response,2010,34,Suppl 3,S406-26,Wilder
Stabilisation and humanitarian access in a collapsed state: the Somali case,2010,34,Suppl 3,S320-41,Menkhaus
Using the 'protective environment' framework to analyse children's protection needs in Darfur,2009,33,4,548-573,Boothby
Comparative analysis of permanent post-disaster houses constructed in Çankırı and Dinar,2011,35,2,404-416,Dikmen
Dividing disasters in Aceh Indonesia: separatist conflict and tsunami human rights and humanitarianism,2011,35,2,308-328,Zeccola
Mother Nature versus human nature: public compliance with evacuation and quarantine,2011,35,2,417-442,Manuell
Epidemiology of tornado destruction in rural northern Bangladesh: risk factors for death and injury,2011,35,2,329-345,Sugimoto
Escaping to and being active in neighbourhood parks: park use in a post-disaster setting,2011,35,2,383-403,Mowen
Extreme weather events and related disasters in the Philippines 2004-08: a sign of what climate change will mean?,2011,35,2,362-382,Yumul
The role of the organisational psychologist in disasters and emergency situations,2011,35,2,346-361,San Juan Guillén
Tsunami survivors' perspectives on vulnerability and vulnerability reduction: evidence from Koh Phi Phi Don and Khao Lak Thailand,2011,35,3,465-487,Steckley
Unauthorised development and seismic hazard vulnerability: a study of squatters and engineers in Istanbul Turkey,2008,32,3,358-376,Green
Are non‐poor households always less vulnerable? The case of households exposed to protracted civil war in Southern Sudan,2008,32,3,377-398,Deng
Images of war: using satellite images for human rights monitoring in Turkish Kurdistan,2008,32,3,449-466,De Vos
The clearinghouse concept: a model for geospatial data centralization and dissemination in a disaster,2008,32,3,467-479,Kennedy
The effect of local calamities on educational achievement,2008,32,4,499-515,Webbink
Post‐disaster community tourism recovery: the tsunami and Arugam Bay Sri Lanka,2008,32,4,631-645,Robinson
Inquiries into Malaysia's socio‐technical disasters: recommendations and lessons learnt,2009,33,2,308-328,Said
Substance use and functional impairment among adolescents directly exposed to the 2001 World Trade Center attacks,2009,33,3,337-352,Adams
Stressful but rewarding: Norwegian personnel mobilised for the 2004 tsunami disaster,2009,33,3,353-368,Thoresen
Inter‐organisational communication in civil–military cooperation during complex emergencies: a case study in Afghanistan,2009,33,3,412-435,Rietjens
Chemical biological and radiological incidents: preparedness and perceptions of emergency nurses,2009,33,3,482-497,Considine
Cross‐sectional survey methods to assess retrospectively mortality in humanitarian emergencies,2009,33,4,503-521,Woodruff
Children and fighting forces: 10 years on from Cape Town,2009,33,4,522-547,Ager
‘Rule of Law’ initiatives and the liberal peace: the impact of politicised reform in post‐conflict states,2010,34,,S15-S39,Peterson
Risk factors for mortality during the 2002 landslides in Chuuk Federated States of Micronesia,2009,33,4,705-720,Batts
Debriefing with teachers after the Marmara earthquake: an evaluation study,2009,33,4,747-761,Sahin
Housing anxiety and multiple geographies in post‐tsunami Sri Lanka,2009,33,4,762-785,Boano
Mapping convergence points in the initial emergency response to 9/11,2009,33,4,786-808,Bevc
An exploratory study on perceptions of seismic risk and mitigation in two districts of Istanbul,2010,34,1,71-92,Eraybar
The 9/21 earthquake in Taiwan: a local government disaster rescue system,2010,34,1,112-136,Yang
Role of information in collective action in dynamic disaster environments,2010,34,1,137-154,Corbacioglu
Mortality rate and confidence interval estimation in humanitarian emergencies,2010,34,1,164-175,Woodruff
Urban disaster recovery: a measurement framework and its application to the 1995 Kobe earthquake,2010,34,2,303-327,Chang
Organisational socialisation in a crisis context,2010,34,2,360-379,Lalonde
Flood proneness and coping strategies: the experiences of two villages in Bangladesh,2010,34,2,489-508,Paul
Application of catastrophe loss modelling to promote property insurance in developing countries,2010,34,2,524-541,Zolfaghari
A national system for disseminating information on victims during mass casualty incidents,2010,34,2,542-551,Peleg
Environmental Hazards: Assessing Risk and Reducing Disaster,2010,34,2,589-591,Cook
The humanitarians' tragedy: escapable and inescapable cruelties,2010,34,,S130-S137,De Waal
Between protest revenge and material interests: a phenomenological analysis of looting in the Somali war,2010,34,,S238-S255,Bakonyi
Emergency Safe Spaces in Haiti and the Solomon Islands,2010,34,3,845-864,Madfis
Minimization of socioeconomic disruption for displaced populations following disasters,2010,34,3,865-883,El‐Anwar
Emergency preparedness consultants at the local government level: the Israeli experience,2010,34,4,955-972,Maor
Information technology and emergency management: preparedness and planning in US states,2011,35,1,45-61,Reddick
Pinning down vulnerability: from narratives to numbers,2011,35,1,62-86,Mustafa
Security for whom? Stabilisation and civilian protection in Colombia,2010,34,,S388-S405,Elhawary
Disaster coordination preparedness of soft-target organisations,2011,35,3,623-638,Hossain
Evaluating post-Katrina recovery in Mississippi using repeat photography,2011,35,3,488-509,Cutter
Repetitive flood victims and acceptance of FEMA mitigation offers: an analysis with community-system policy implications,2011,35,3,510-539,Kick
Managing crises through organisational development: a conceptual framework,2011,35,2,443-464,Lalonde
Health Effects of the 1991 Bangladesh Cyclone: Report of a UNICEF Evaluation Team,1993,17,2,153-165,
Facilitating disaster preparedness through local radio broadcasting,2011,ePub,ePub,ePub,Romo-Murphy
Remodelling reparation: changes in the compensation of victims of natural catastrophes in Belgium and the Netherlands,2013,ePub,ePub,ePub,Faure
An integrated approach: managing resources for post-disaster reconstruction,2011,ePub,ePub,ePub,Seville
Establishing moral bearings: ethics and expatriate health care professionals in humanitarian work,2011,35,3,606-622,Hunt
The establishment of a standard operation procedure for psychiatric service after an earthquake,2011,35,3,587-605,Tsai
Controlling disasters: Recognising latent goals after Hurricane Katrina,2012,36,1,122-139,Miller
Latino social network dynamics and the Hurricane Katrina disaster,2012,36,1,101-121,Lacy
Changing household responses to drought in Tharaka Kenya: vulnerability persistence and challenge,2008,32,2,190-215,Smucker
Children and the Sphere standard on mental and social aspects of health,2007,31,1,71-90,Saxena
Conflict camps and coercion: the ongoing livelihoods crisis in Darfur,2007,31,,S57-S76,Buchanan‐Smith
Conflict trade and the medium‐term future of food security in Sudan,2007,31,,S9-S24,Keen
Effects of the tsunami on fisheries and coastal livelihood: a case study of tsunami‐ravaged southern Sri Lanka,2007,31,4,386-404,De Silva
Returning home: resettlement of formerly abducted children in Northern Uganda,2008,32,2,316-335,Corbin
The politics of NGO registration in international protectorates: the cases of Bosnia and Iraq,2008,32,4,586-608,Jeffrey
Understanding the security management practices of humanitarian organizations,2008,32,2,263-279,Bollettino
Addressing symptoms but not causes: stabilisation and humanitarian action in Timor-Leste,2010,34,Suppl 3,S427-43,Lothe
Preparedness for anthrax attack: the effect of knowledge on the willingness to treat patients,2010,34,3,637-643,Bar-Dayan
Relief assistance and rehabilitation following the Maharashtra earthquake: workshop on international and national policy issues Tata Institute of Social Sciences Bombay 9-11 January 1995,1995,19,2,178,Parasuraman
Remodelling reparation: changes in the compensation of victims of natural catastrophes in Belgium and the Netherlands,2011,35,4,766-788,Faure
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Human resources for health through conflict and recovery: lessons from African countries,2011,35,4,661-679,Pavignani
Coping strategies in an ethnic minority group: the Aeta of Mount Pinatubo,1998,22,1,76-90,Seitz
Modelling coordination in hospital emergency departments through social network analysis,2011,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hossain
A baseline assessment of emergency planning and preparedness in Italian universities,2012,36,2,291-315,Marincioni
How much more exposed are the poor to natural disasters? Global and regional measurement,2012,36,2,195-211,Kim
Farming the battlefield: the meanings of war cattle and soil in South Kivu Democratic Republic of the Congo,2012,36,2,233-248,Cox
From fatalism to resilience: Reducing disaster impacts through systematic investments,2012,36,2,175-194,Hill
The views of experts and residents on social vulnerability to flash floods in an Alpine region of Italy,2012,36,2,316-337,De Marchi
Knowledge creation and reliable decision-making in complex emergencies,2012,36,2,212-232,Olsen
Lessons from the 2006 Louisiana Health and Population Survey,2012,36,2,270-290,Henderson
An analysis of seismic risk from a tourism point of view,2012,36,3,465-476,Mäntyniemi
Long-term gendered consequences of permanent disabilities caused by the 2005 Pakistan earthquake,2012,36,3,452-464,Irshad
Emotional and behavioural reactions to tremors of the Umbria-Marche earthquake,2012,36,3,439-451,Prati
Social not physical infrastructure: the critical role of civil society after the 1923 Tokyo earthquake,2012,36,3,398-419,Aldrich
An adaptive governance approach to disaster-related behavioural health services,2012,36,3,514-532,Andrew
Substance use among populations displaced by conflict: a literature review,2012,36,3,533-557,Ezard
The living environment and children's fears following the Indonesian tsunami,2012,36,3,495-513,Betancourt
Disaster risk reduction capacity assessment for precarious settlements in Guatemala City,2012,36,3,365-381,Green
Inequalities in exposure and awareness of flood risk in England and Wales,2012,36,3,477-494,Fielding
Enhancing disaster management by mapping disaster proneness and preparedness,2012,36,3,382-397,Mishra
Effects of the Bam earthquake on employment: A shift-share analysis,2012,36,3,420-438,Asgary
Disaster risk reduction in developing countries: costs benefits and institutions,2012,36,4,559-588,Kenny
Analysis of hazardous material releases due to natural hazards in the United States,2012,36,4,723-743,Santella
The academic medical centre and nongovernmental organisation partnership following a natural disaster,2012,36,4,609-616,Schwab
Time needed to evacuate the Netherlands in the event of large-scale flooding: strategies and consequences,2012,36,4,700-722,Kolen
Flood vulnerability and commercial activities: the case of the city of Girona Spain,2012,36,4,676-699,Masgrau
Gender and international crisis response: do we have the data and does it matter?,2012,36,4,589-608,Eklund
Ocean waves and roadside spirits: Thai health service providers' post-tsunami psychosocial health,2012,36,4,656-675,Varley
Ageism: a factor in the nutritional vulnerability of older people?,1999,23,4,350-358,Peachey
Connectedness social support and internalising emotional and behavioural problems in adolescents displaced by the Chechen conflict,2012,36,4,635-655,Leaning
Forced migration processes of return and livelihood construction among pastoralists in northern Sudan,2002,26,1,70-84,Haug
Moving from the 'why' to the 'how': reflections on humanitarian response in urban settings,2012,36,Suppl 1,S87-S104,Lucchi
Protecting people in cities: the disturbing case of Haiti,2012,36 ,Suppl 1,S43-S63,Ferris
Displacement in urban areas: new challenges new partnerships,2012,36,Suppl 1,S23-S42,Crisp
Aid in a city at war: the case of Mogadishu Somalia,2012,36,Suppl 1,S105-S125,Grünewald
Urban vulnerability and displacement: a review of current issues,2012,36,Suppl 1,S1-S22,Pantuliano
Vested Interest theory and disaster preparedness,2013,37,1,1-27,Moore
Media messages and the needs of infants and young children after Cyclone Nargis and the WenChuan Earthquake,2013,37,1,80-100,Gribble
Towards guidelines for post-disaster vulnerability reduction in informal settlements,2013,37,1,28-47,Doberstein
Disaster management and the critical thinking skills of local emergency managers: correlations with age gender education and years in occupation,2013,37,1,48-60,Peerbolte
Climate forecasts in disaster management: Red Cross flood operations in West Africa 2008,2013,37,1,144-164,Braman
L'Aquila's reconstruction challenges: has Italy learned from its previous earthquake disasters?,2013,37,1,119-143,Ozerdem
Quantitative assessment of post-disaster housing recovery: a case study of Punta Gorda Florida after Hurricane Charley,2013,37,2,333-355,Davidson
Return or relocate? An inductive analysis of decision-making in a disaster,2013,37,2,293-316,Henry
The growing role of web-based geospatial technology in disaster response and support,2013,37,2,201-221,Kawasaki
The Lost Creek Fire: managing social relations under disaster conditions,2013,37,2,317-332,Kulig
Flooding resettlement and change in livelihoods: evidence from rural Mozambique,2013,37,3,468-488,Arnall
Probabilistic cost-benefit analysis of disaster risk management in a development context,2013,37,3,374-400,Kull
An investigation into the socioeconomic aspects of two major earthquakes in Iran,2013,37,3,516-535,Hosseini
Maximising the net social benefit of the construction of post-disaster alternative housing projects,2013,37,3,489-515,El-Anwar
Local-level governance of risk and resilience in Nepal,2013,37,3,442-467,Collins
'Schismo-urbanism': cities natural disaster and urban sociology,2013,37,3,401-419,Kammerbauer
A dynamic model for costing disaster mitigation policies,2013,37,3,357-373,Tata
Temporary site selection and decision-making methods: a case study of Tehran Iran,2013,37,3,536-553,Omidvar
Three legacies of humanitarianism in China,2013,37,Suppl 2,S202-S220,Hirono
Humanitarian agencies and authoritarian states: A symbiotic relationship?,2013,37,Suppl 2,S188-S201,Del Valle
International humanitarian actors and governments in areas of conflict: challenges obligations and opportunities,2013,37,Suppl 2,S151-S170,Harvey
How sex- and age-disaggregated data and gender and generational analyses can improve humanitarian response,2013,37,Suppl 1,S68-S82,Walker
On the use of evidence in humanitarian logistics research,2013,37,Suppl 1,S51-S67,Pedraza-Martinez
Internally displaced women as knowledge producers and users in humanitarian action: the view from Colombia,2013,37,Suppl 1,S36-S50,Sandvik
Interactive research and the construction of knowledge in conflict-affected settings,2013,37,Suppl 1,S20-S35,Hilhorst
Monitoring reporting and addressing child rights and protection violations in 'non-listed' countries,2013,37,Suppl 1,S121-S138,Mc Cormick
Introduction: Evidence-based action in humanitarian crises,2013,37,Suppl 1,S1-S19,Hilhorst
A critique of the official report on the evacuation of the World Trade Center: Continued doubts,2013,37,4,695-704,Aguirre
The rise of politics and the decline of vulnerability as criteria in disaster decisions of the United States 1953-2009,2013,37,4,669-694,Daniels
Winners and losers: analysing post-disaster spatial economic demand shift,2013,37,4,646-668,Xiao
Mandated to fail? Humanitarian agencies and the protection of Palestinian children,2013,37,4,627-645,Hart
Responding to security threats: livelihoods under protracted conflict in Sri Lanka,2013,37,4,604-626,Kulatunga
Providing health services during a civil war: the experience of a garrison town in South Sudan,2013,37,4,579-603,Kevlihan
Participation political economy and protection: Food aid governance in Darfur Sudan,2013,37,4,555-578,Young
Invitation withdrawn: humanitarian action United Nations peacekeeping and state sovereignty in Chad,2013,37,Suppl 2,S171-S187,Karlsrud
Introduction to the issue of state sovereignty and humanitarian action,2013,37,Suppl 2,S139-50,Kahn
The role of evidence in humanitarian assessment: The Seed System Security Assessment and the Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis,2013,37,Suppl 1,S83-S104,Goeldner Byrne
Workplace response of companies exposed to the 9/11 World Trade Center attack: A focus-group study,2013,37,1,101-118,North
Classification of residential areas according to physical vulnerability to natural hazards: A case study of Çanakkale Turkey,2014,38,1,202-226,Başaran-Uysal
Disasters as an ideological strategy for governing neoliberal urban transformation in Turkey: Insights from Izmir/Kadifekale,2014,38,1,178-201,Saraçoğlu
Organisational resilience following the Darfield earthquake of 2010,2014,38,1,148-177,Seville
Collaborative modelling-based shelter planning analysis: A case study of the Nagata Elementary School Community in Kobe City Japan,2014,38,1,125-147,Li
The feasibility of concentrated rural settlement in a context of post-disaster reconstruction: A study of China,2014,38,1,108-124,Peng
Decision-making behaviour during urban search and rescue: A case study of Germany,2014,38,1,84-107,Hamp
Behavioural emotional and cognitive responses in European disasters: Results of survivor interviews,2014,38,1,62-83,Schmidt
Constructing a holistic approach to disaster risk reduction: The significance of focusing on vulnerability reduction,2014,38,1,45-61,Palliyaguru
The analytical framework of water and armed conflict: A focus on the 2006 Summer War between Israel and Lebanon,2014,38,1,22-44,Zeitoun
User satisfaction with permanent post-disaster housing: two years after hurricane fifi in honduras,1980,4,1,83-91,Snarr
The effect of social influence on response to hurricane warnings,1980,4,2,205-210,Christensen
Residents' preparedness and response to the Kalamazoo Tornado,1982,6,1,44-49,Hodler
Applying the natural disasters vulnerability evaluation model to the March 2011 north-east Japan earthquake and tsunami,2014,38,Suppl 2,s206-s229,Ruiz Estrada
Disaster myths after the Great East Japan Disaster and the effects of information sources on belief in such myths,2014,38,Suppl 2,s190-s205,Yoshida
Post-tsunami recovery and reconstruction: governance issues and implications of the Great East Japan Earthquake,2014,38,Suppl 2,s157-s178,Cho
Multi-level functionality of social media in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake,2014,38,Suppl 2,s123-s143,Jung
The tsunami's impact on mortality in a town severely damaged by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake,2014,38,Suppl 2,s111-s122,Murashima
Cyclone shelters and their locational suitability: an empirical analysis from coastal Bangladesh,2014,38,3,654-671,Mallick
Social dimensions of science-humanitarian collaboration: lessons from Padang Sumatra Indonesia,2014,38,3,636-653,Shannon
Decision-making and evacuation planning for flood risk management in the Netherlands,2014,38,3,610-635,Helsloot
Uniting multi-adult households during emergency evacuation planning,2014,38,3,587-609,Schweitzer
General overview of the disaster management framework in Cameroon,2014,38,3,562-586,Bang
The adoption of a Climate Disaster Resilience Index in Chennai India,2014,38,3,540-561,Joerin
Conflict resilience among community forestry user groups: experiences in Nepal,2014,38,3,517-539,Nightingale
The impact of a natural disaster on altruistic behaviour and crime,2014,38,3,483-499,Lemieux
Attitude before method: disability in vulnerability and capacity assessment,2014,38,3,465-482,Twigg
Does need matter? Needs assessments and decision-making among major humanitarian health agencies,2014,38,3,451-464,von Schreeb
Forced displacement and women's security in Colombia,2010,34,Suppl 2,S147-S164,Meertens
Livelihoods and protection in situations of protracted conflict,2010,34,Suppl 2,S165-S182,Jaspars
Permanent post-disaster housing in honduras: aspects of vulnerability to future disasters,1979,3,3,287-292,Snarr
Public health aspects of volcanic hazards; Evaluation and prevention of excessive morbidity and mortality due to natural disasters,1984,8,1,6-8,Bernstein
A critical analysis of the South African Disaster Management Act and Policy Framework,2014,38,4,858-877,van Niekerk
Learning from UK disaster exercises: policy implications for effective emergency preparedness,2014,38,4,846-857,Kim
Trust via disasters: the case of Chile's 2010 earthquake,2014,38,4,808-832,Dussaillant
Establishing conversation spaces in hastily formed networks: the worst fire in modern Swedish history,2014,38,4,790-807,Lundberg
The public health system response to the 2008 Sichuan province earthquake: a literature review and interviews,2014,38,4,753-773,Savoia
Moderating effects of empathic concern and personal distress on the emotional reactions of disaster volunteers,2014,38,4,740-752,David
Changing tracks as situations change: humanitarian and health response along the Liberia-Côte d'Ivoire border,2014,38,4,673-689,Derderian
Ducking for cover in the 'blame game': news framing of the findings of two reports into the 2010-11 Queensland floods,2014,39,1,166-184,Ewart
Flooding and schools: experiences in Hull in 2007,2014,39,1,146-165,Carroll
Displacement as a predictor of functional impairment in tsunami-exposed children,2014,39,1,86-107,Belfer
Predictors of compliance with tornado warnings issued in Joplin Missouri in 2011,2014,39,1,108-124,Paul
Insiders and outsiders: local government and NGO engagement in disaster response in Guimaras Philippines,2014,39,1,51-68,Espia
Adaptation to coastal hazards: the livelihood struggles of a fishing community in Kerala India,2014,39,1,69-85,Santha
Social media and disasters: a functional framework for social media use in disaster planning response and research,2014,39,1,1-22,Houston
Emergency medical preparedness during the 2006 World Cup in Frankfurt Germany,2010,34,1,155-163,Betlehem
Embedded wisdom or rooted problems? Aid workers' perspectives on local social and political infrastructure in post-tsunami Aceh,2014,39,2,232-257,Daly
Recovering from disasters: a study of livelihoods in post-quake villages in northern Pakistan,2014,39,2,339-361,Khan
Explaining implementation behaviour of the National Incident Management System (NIMS),2014,39,2,362-388,Jensen
Reconciling reintegration: the complexity of economic and social reintegration of ex-combatants in Burundi,2014,39,2,316-338,Van Leeuwen
Youth participation in disaster risk reduction through science clubs in the Philippines,2014,39,2,279-294,Shaw
How communities' perceptions of disasters influence disaster response: managing landslides on Mount Elgon Uganda,2014,39,2,389-405,Misanya
NGO collaboration in community post-disaster reconstruction: field research following the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake in China,2014,39,2,258-278,Xu
The promise of acceptance as an NGO security management approach,2014,39,2,208-231,Rowley
Reason emotion compassion: can altruism survive professionalisation in the humanitarian sector?,2014,39,2,189-207,Carbonnier
Linking disaster resilience and urban sustainability: a glocal approach for future cities,2015,39,,s96-s111,Asprone
A systems approach to resilience in the built environment: the case of Cuba,2015,39,,s76-s95,Bornstein
Engendering development and disasters,2015,39,,s54-s75,Bradshaw
Dealing with uncertainty: integrating local and scientific knowledge of the climate and weather,2015,39,,s35-s53,Tall
Positioning resilience for 2015: the role of resistance incremental adjustment and transformation in disaster risk management policy,2015,39,,s1-s18,Pelling
Building disaster-resilient micro enterprises in the developing world,2014,39,3,447-466,Tata
Understanding and enhancing future infrastructure resiliency: a socio-ecological approach,2014,39,3,407-426,Dainty
Sri Lankan livelihoods after the tsunami: searching for entrepreneurs unveiling relations of power,2015,39,1,23-50,Kapadia
The impact of humanitarian context conditions and individual characteristics on aid worker retention,2015,39,3,522-545,Korff
Fire risk reduction through a community-based risk assessment: reflections from Makola Market Accra Ghana,2015,39,3,570-591,Oteng-Ababio
Post-Ike economic resilience along the Texas coast,2015,39,3,493-521,Lu
Measuring disaster recovery: bouncing back or reaching the counterfactual state?,2015,39,3,427-446,Cheng
Associations between economic loss financial strain and the psychological status of Wenchuan earthquake survivors,2015,39,4,795-810,Tan
The post-disaster negative health legacy: pregnancy outcomes in Louisiana after Hurricane Andrew,2015,39,4,665-686,Curtis
Towards a better management of complex emergencies through crisis management meta-modelling,2015,39,4,687-714,Lauras
Interactions in hazard management policies: the case of drought in Nicaragua 1976-2010,2015,39,4,715-737,Segnestam
Understanding communication and coordination among government and service organisations after a disaster,2015,39,4,611-625,Curtis
Successes and failures of compulsory risk mitigation: re-evaluating the Turkish Catastrophe Insurance Pool,2015,39,4,782-794,Yilmaz
Governing sexual behaviour through humanitarian codes of conduct,2015,39,4,626-647,Matti
The professional humanitarian and the downsides of professionalisation,2015,40,2,185-206,James
Country logistics performance and disaster impact,2015,40,2,262-283,Vaillancourt
Arts as a vehicle for community building and post-disaster development,2015,40,2,284-303,Huss
New tools for emergency managers: an assessment of obstacles to use and implementation,2015,40,2,207-225,McCormick
Judgement days: moral attitudes in the wake of local disasters,2015,40,1,26-44,Urbatsch
The role of natural disaster in individual and relational adjustment in Sri Lankan mothers following the 2004 tsunami,2015,40,1,134-157,Wickrama
The Incident Command System: a literature review,2015,40,1,158-182,Jensen
Chronic institutional failure and enhanced vulnerability to flash-floods in the Cuenca Altadel Río Lerma Mexico,2015,40,1,112-133,Simmons
Immediate behavioural responses to earthquakes in Christchurch New Zealand and Hitachi Japan,2015,40,1,85-111,Lindell
Building community resilience: business preparedness lessons in the case of Adapazarı Turkey,2015,40,1,45-64,Orhan
Integrated disaster relief logistics: a stepping stone towards viable civil-military networks?,2015,40,1,7-25,Tatham
Prioritisation of citizen-centric information for disaster response,2015,40,3,476-493,Milliken
Mental and social health in disasters: the Sphere standards and post-tsunami psychosocial interventions in Asia,2015,40,3,432-451,Elsass
A post-earthquake psychopathological investigation in Armenia: methodology summary of findings and follow-up,2015,40,3,518-533,Demirchyan
The nuclear disaster management system in Taiwan: a case study of the third (Maanshan) nuclear power plant,2015,40,3,534-553,Yang
Disaster preparedness in a complex urban system: the case of Kathmandu Valley Nepal,2015,40,3,411-431,Grünewald
Towards a natural disaster intervention and recovery framework,2015,40,3,494-517,Lawther
Conflicts and natural disaster management: a comparative study of flood control in the Republic of Korea and the United States,2015,40,3,554-572,Chung
Barriers to the long-term recovery of individuals with disabilities following a disaster,2015,40,3,387-410,Stough
Household evacuation characteristics in American Samoa during the 2009 Samoa Islands tsunami,2016,40,4,779-798,Gregg
'Are you prepared?' Representations and management of floods in Lomanikoro Rewa (Fiji),2016,40,4,720-739,Nolet
Vulnerability to typhoon hazards in the coastal informal settlements of Metro Manila the Philippines,2016,40,4,693-719,Morin
The Four Cs of disaster partnering: communication cooperation coordination and collaboration,2016,40,4,621-643,Martin
Cultural issues in post-disaster reconstruction: the case of Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan,2016,40,4,668-692,Lin
The 2011 flood event in the Mekong Delta: preparedness response damage and recovery of private households and small businesses,2016,40,4,753-778,Kreibich
Of timelines and timeliness: lessons from Typhoon Haiyan in early disaster response,2016,40,4,644-667,Santiago
The Indian Ocean tsunami and private donations to NGOs,2016,40,4,591-620,Kim
Organisational challenges in the United Kingdom's post-disaster 'crisis support' work,2016,41,1,55-76,Davis
Attitudes towards relocation following Hurricane Sandy: should we stay or should we go?,2016,41,1,101-123,Bukvic
The cultural politics of mining and natural disaster in Indonesia: by fire and sword,2016,41,1,23-40,Lewis
Deconstruction of destruction stories: narrative inequality and disasters,2016,41,1,3-22,McKinzie
Facebook and Twitter communication and shelter and the 2011 Tuscaloosa tornado,2016,41,1,194-208,Senkbeil
Developing indicators to measure post-disaster community recovery in the United States,2016,41,1,124-149,Horney
Defining disaster resilience: comparisons from key stakeholders involved in emergency management in Victoria Australia,2016,41,1,171-193,Archer
The 2004 tsunami and mental health in Thailand: a longitudinal analysis of one- and two-year post-disaster data,2016,41,1,150-170,Noh
Disaster risk social vulnerability and economic development,2016,41,2,324-351,Ward
Mapping fires and American Red Cross aid using demographic indicators of vulnerability,2016,41,2,409-426,Wilson
Emotional physical and social needs among 0-5-year-old children displaced by the 2010 Chilean earthquake: associated characteristics and exposures,2016,41,2,365-387,Yoshikawa
Addressing challenges for future strategic-level emergency management: reframing networking and capacity-building,2016,41,2,306-323,Owen
Supporting the risk management process with land information: a case study of Australia,2016,41,2,352-364,Potts
Hurricane Katrina-linked environmental injustice: race class and place differentials in attitudes,2016,41,2,228-257,Adeola
Culture local capacity and outside aid: a community perspective on disaster response after the 2009 tsunami in American Sāmoa,2016,41,2,282-305,Baker
Stigmatisation and rejection of survivors of sexual violence in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo,2016,41,2,211-227,VanRooyen
Efficacy of insurance for organisational disaster recovery: case study of the 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes,2016,41,2,388-408,Brown
Religious narratives and their implications for disaster risk reduction,2016,41,2,258-281,Baker
Human rights and proactive displacement: determining the appropriate balance between the duty to protect and the right to remain,2016,41,3,587-605,Gibbons
Household adjustment to flood risk: a survey of coastal residents in Texas and Florida United States,2016,41,3,566-586,Brody
The evolving local social contract for managing climate and disaster risk in Vietnam,2016,41,3,448-467,Christoplos
Cyclone Aila livelihood stress and migration: empirical evidence from coastal Bangladesh,2016,41,3,505-526,Saha
Investigating the key indicators for evaluating post-disaster shelter,2016,41,3,606-627,Shannon
Assessing non-metro recovery across two continents: issues and limitations,2016,41,3,487-504,Blakely
Patterns of preference and practice: bridging actors in wildfire response networks in the American Northwest,2016,41,3,527-548,Faas
Social network characteristics and resource access among formerly displaced households in Lira Uganda,2016,41,3,468-486,Mazur
Beyond men and women: a critical perspective on gender and disaster,2016,41,3,429-447,Gorman-Murray
Trust but verify: social media models for disaster management,2016,41,3,549-565,Mehta
Vulnerability assessments as a political creation: tsunami management in Portugal,2016,41,4,728-747,Pronk
Risk factors for long-term post-traumatic stress disorder among medical rescue workers appointed to the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake response in China,2016,41,4,788-802,Yuan
Speed or deliberation: a comparison of post-disaster recovery in Japan Turkey and Chile,2016,41,4,696-727,Platt
The Crisis Map of the Czech Republic: the nationwide deployment of an Ushahidi application for disasters,2017,41,4,649-671,Valůch
Superstorm Sandy and the academic achievement of university students,2017,41,4,748-763,Lockwood
Factors affecting the United Nations' response to natural disasters: what determines the allocation of the Central Emergency Response Fund?,2017,41,4,631-648,Kayden
Emotions and beliefs after a disaster: a comparative analysis of Haiti and Indonesia,2017,41,4,803-827,White
Remittances as aid following major sudden-onset natural disasters,2018,42,1,3-18,Bragg
Flood risk and inequalities between ethnic groups in the floodplains of England and Wales,2018,42,1,101-123,Fielding
Bridging international relations and disaster studies: the case of disaster-conflict scholarship,2018,42,1,19-40,Hollis
Special needs hurricane shelters and the ageing population: development of a methodology and a case study application,2018,42,1,169-186,Horner
Stigma in science: the case of earthquake prediction,2018,42,1,81-100,Rossetto
Examining the impacts of disaster resettlement from a livelihood perspective: a case study of Qinling Mountains China,2018,42,2,251-274,Kapucu
Individual relocation decisions after tornadoes: a multi-level analysis,2018,42,2,233-250,Cong
Analysing news media coverage of the 2015 Nepal earthquake using a community capitals lens: implications for disaster resilience,2018,42,2,294-313,Dhakal
Monitoring and reporting attacks on education in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Somalia,2018,42,2,314-335,Boothby
Towards a politics of disaster response: presidential disaster instructions in China 1998-2012,2018,42,2,275-293,Tao
Natural hazard events and social capital: the social impact of natural disasters,2018,42,2,336-360,Albrecht
Flooding: what is the impact on pregnancy and child health?,2018,42,3,432-458,Etzel
Media coverage of the 'UK flooding crisis': a social panorama,2018,42,3,407-431,Valencio
'Faith can come in but not religion': secularity and its effects on the disaster response to Typhoon Haiyan,2018,42,3,459-474,Wilkinson
Living with disasters: social capital for disaster governance,2018,42,3,571-589,Gallina
Citizen participation in disaster recovery projects and programmes in rural communities: a comparison of the Haiti earthquake and Hurricane Katrina,2018,42,3,498-518,Pyles
Exploring the administrative mechanism of China's Paired Assistance to Disaster Affected Areas programme,2018,42,3,590-612,Lu
Social capital's role in recovery: evidence from communities affected by the 2010 Pakistan floods,2018,42,3,475-497,Aldrich
A proposed framework of key activities and processes in the preparedness and recovery phases of disaster management,2018,42,3,541-570,Oloruntoba
'That thing of human rights': discourse emergency assistance and sexual violence in South Sudan's current civil war,2018,42,Suppl 1,S99-S118,Luedke
Policing men: militarised masculinity youth livelihoods and security in conflict-affected northern Uganda,2018,42 Suppl 1,,S119-S139,Tapscott
Beyond the hype? The response to sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2011 and 2014,2018,42 Suppl 1,,S79-S98,Hilhorst
Women survivors and their children born of wartime sexual violence in northern Uganda,2018,42,Suppl 1,S61-S78,Mazurana
Gender and enterprise in fragile refugee settings: female empowerment amidst male emasculation-a challenge to local integration?,2018,42,Suppl 1,S40-S60,Ritchie
Gender sexuality and violence in humanitarian crises,2018,42,Suppl 1,S3-S16,Hilhorst
Ethnicity income and disaster preparedness in Deep South Texas United States,2018,42,4,719-733,Donner
Control or rescue at sea? Aims and limits of border surveillance technologies in the Mediterranean Sea,2018,42,4,674-696,Jumbert
Perceptions of risk characteristics of earthquakes compared to other hazards and their impact on risk tolerance,2018,42,4,761-781,McClure
Gender households and decision-making for wildfire safety,2018,42,4,697-718,Tyler
Work-related stress in a humanitarian context: a qualitative investigation,2018,42,4,619-634,Houdmont
Travelling without a helmet: tourists' vulnerabilities and responses to disasters in Indonesia,2018,42,4,782-803,Hartmann
The role of Confucianism in South Korea's emergency management system,2018,42,4,804-822,Ha
Coordination in theory coordination in practice: the case of the Clusters,2018,42,4,655-673,Campbell
Digital disparities and vulnerability: mobile phone use information behaviour and disaster preparedness in Southeast Asia,2018,42,4,734-760,Ling
Effort-reward imbalance and burnout among humanitarian aid workers,2019,43,1,67-87,Houdmont
How emergency managers (mis?)interpret forecasts,2019,43,1,88-109,Arvai
Barriers or enablers? Chiefs elite capture disasters and resettlement in rural Malawi,2019,43,1,135-156,Kita
Hurricane storm surge in Volusia County Florida: evidence of a tipping point for infrastructure damage,2019,43,1,157-180,Grubesic
Estimating the mitigation effect of Tokai earthquake measures on housing damage: a counterfactual approach,2019,43,1,181-205,Miyazaki
Divided disasters: examining the impacts of the conflict-disaster nexus for distanced crises in the Philippines,2018,42 ,Suppl 2,S265-S286,Field
Stories from the frontlines: decolonising social contracts for disasters,2018,42,Suppl 2,S215-S238,Siddiqi
Disaster risk reduction amidst armed conflict: informal institutions rebel groups and wartime political orders,2018,42,Suppl 2,S239-S264,Walch
Disasters climate change and securitisation: the United Nations Security Council and the United Kingdom's security policy,2018,42,Suppl 2,S196-S214,Peters
Disasters in conflict areas: finding the politics,2018,42 ,Suppl 2,S161-S172,Siddiqi
Partners under pressure: humanitarian action for the Syria crisis,2019,43,1,3-23,Howe
Risk communication and risk perception: lessons from the 2011 floods in Brisbane Australia,2019,43,1,110-134,Kammerbauer
The generative power of metaphor: long-term action research on disaster recovery in a small Japanese village,2019,43,2,355-371,Atsumi
Challenges to mobilising resources for disaster recovery and reconstruction: perspectives of the Haitian diaspora,2019,43,2,336-354,Esnard
Community social capital and individual functioning in the post-disaster context,2019,43,2,261-288,Wickes
Household self-blame for disasters: responsibilisation and (un)accountability in decentralised participatory risk governance,2019,43,2,289-310,Sou
Sand and dust storms: underrated natural hazards,2019,43,2,390-409,Middleton
A modified Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER) four months after Hurricane Sandy,2019,43,1,206-217,Subaiya
Fieldwork after conflict: contextualising the challenges of access and data quality,2019,43,2,240-260,Roll
Learning from the rubble: the case of Christchurch New Zealand after the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes,2019,43,2,431-455,Bakema
Disaster studies inside out,2019,43 Suppl 1,,S7-S17,Gaillard
The future of disasters studies: new disasters and the case of the Horn of Africa,2019,43 Suppl 1,,S28-S35,Kuol
Time in a bottle: challenges to disaster studies in Latin America and the Caribbean,2019,43 Suppl 1,,S18-S27,Alcántara-Ayala
Reflections on 40 years of Disasters 1977-2017,2019,43 Suppl 1,,S61-S82,Davis
A world in turmoil: governing risk establishing order in humanitarian crises,2019,43 Suppl 2,,S85-S108,Sandvik
How violence against women and girls undermines resilience to climate risks in Chad,2019,43,Suppl 3,S245-S270,Masson
When information becomes action: drivers of individuals' trust in broadcast versus peer-to-peer information in disaster response,2019,43,3,612-633,Martin-Shields
The Syrian refugee crisis: how local governments and NGOs manage their image via social media,2019,43,3,509-533,Del Mar Gálvez-Rodríguez
Disaster journalism: fostering citizen and community disaster mitigation preparedness response recovery and resilience across the disaster cycle,2019,43,3,591-611,Houston
Assessing the cost-effectiveness of interventions within a humanitarian organisation,2019,43,3,575-590,Puett
Selling displaced people? A multi-method study of the public communication strategies of international refugee organisations,2019,43,3,478-508,Ongenaert
Mental health and media links based on five essential elements to promote psychosocial support for victims: the case of the earthquake in Chile in 2010,2019,43,3,555-574,Marin
Mental health in South Sudan: a case for community-based support,2019,43,3,534-554,Goldsmith
Insuring earthquakes: how would the Californian and Japanese insurance programs have fared after the 2011 New Zealand earthquake?,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nguyen
Mapping the public first-aid training landscape: uptake knowledge confidence and willingness to deliver first aid in disasters/emergencies- a scoping review,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rogers
The political dynamics of voter retrospection and disaster responses,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rubin
Community resilience and urban planning in tsunami prone settlements: the case of Mehuin Queule Toltén and Puerto Saavedra Chile,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Herrmann-Lunecke
Flooding and the new normal: what is the role of gender in experiences of post-disaster ontological security?,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Haney
Women's experiences across disasters - a study of two towns in Texas,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Meyer
What happened to the second world? Earthquakes and postsocialism in Kazakhstan,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bankoff
Earthquake-strengthening policy for commercial buildings in small-town New Zealand,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Noy
The internal brain drain: foreign aid hiring practices and international migration,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Marcelin
Assessing community vulnerability to floods and hurricanes along the U.S. Gulf Coast,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ha
Returning to normalcy in the short-term: a preliminary investigation of the recovery from Hurricane Harvey among individuals with home damage,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rivera
Putting affected people at the centre of humanitarian action: an argument for the principle of Humanitarian Subsidiarity,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gibbons
Building disaster resilience with social messaging networks: WeChat community in Houston during Hurricane Harvey,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chu
Fire on the range: rangeland fire protection associations as disaster response organizations,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Abrams
Waiting for the flood: technocratic time and impending disaster in the Himalayas,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gagné
A scoping review of postdisaster social support investigations conducted after disasters that struck the Australia and Oceania continent,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bennett
Spatial and temporal patterns and socioeconomic impact of landslides in the tropical and mountainous Colombian Andes,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Aristizábal
Ambivalence towards discourse of disaster resilience,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ruszczyk
Educational psychosocial and protection outcomes of child- and youth-focused programming with Somali refugees in Buramino Camp Dollo Ado Ethiopia,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ager
Capital assets framework for analyzing household vulnerability during disaster,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Zhang
The role of coalitions in disaster policymaking,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Albright
Building safety in humanitarian programmes that support post-disaster shelter self-recovery: an evidence review,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Harriss
Reconstruction under siege: the Gaza Strip since 2007,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Barakat
Listing for change? Exploring the politics of relief lists after 2007 Cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Aase
Educational hazards? The politics of disaster risk education in Rio de Janeiro,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Coates
Using cluster analysis to explore mortality patterns associated with tropical cyclones,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chang
There's nowhere to go: counting the costs of extreme weather to the homeless community,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Richardson
Livelihoods precarity and disaster vulnerability: Nicaragua and Hurricane Mitch,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Loebach
Understanding the interacting factors that influence social vulnerability: a case study of the 2016 central Italy earthquake,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Frigerio
The ethical contours of research in crisis settings: five practical considerations for academic institutional review boards and researchers,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ratnayake
Towards a complex model of disaster behaviour,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Savage
I will not go I cannot go: cultural and social limitations of disaster preparedness in Asia Africa and Oceania,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kniveton
The impact of the Gulf crisis on Qatar's humanitarian sector,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Barakat
The social impact of natural hazards: a multilevel analysis of disasters and forms of trust in Mainland China,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lee
How structural mitigation shapes risk perception and affects decision making,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Starominski-Uehara
Unpacking post-haiyan disaster resettlement narratives of young Filipino women informal settlers in: Tacloban City Philippines a spatial narrative approach,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Canoy
Social vulnerability and disaster: understanding the perspectives of practitioners,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Williams
How do you build back better so no one is left behind? Lessons from Sint Maarten Dutch Caribbean post-Hurricane Irma,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pelling
Disaster risk mitigation community resilience and policy effectiveness: the case of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program in the U.S.,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lee
A disorder of the humanitarian sector: the new v old humanitarianism debate,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Adami
The mechanism of disaster capitalism and the failure to build community resilience in post-disaster situations: learning from the L'Aquila earthquake,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Imperiale
Academic publishing in disaster risk reduction: past present and future,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kelman
Disaster preparedness and cultural factors: a comparative study in Romania and Malta,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Zdravković
Early warning systems and evacuation: rare and extreme vs frequent and small-scale tropical cyclones in the philippines and dominica,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Yore
Developing disaster risk reduction skills among informal construction workers in Nepal,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chmutina
A blockchain-enabled framework for sharing logistics resources in emergency operations,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,L'Hermitte
The influence of humanitarian assistance on post-disaster social vulnerabilities: early reflection on the Nepal earthquake 2015,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Fuchs
Coordinating non-established disaster relief groups: a case study of Hurricane Irma in Florida,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kapucu
Gender-based violence before during and after cyclones: slow violence and layered disasters,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pain
Barriers to accessing psychosocial support for humanitarian aid workers: a mixed methods enquiry,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Eiroa-Orosa
Prioritising earthquake retrofitting in Wellington New Zealand,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Noy
Development and validation of the Disaster Adaptation and Resilience Scale (DARS): a measure to assess individual disaster resilience,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Yu
Quantifying climate change relevant humanitarian programming and spending across five highly disaster vulnerable countries,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Raymond
The impact of workplace exclusion on the humanitarian response to the refugee crisis in Lebanon,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Haddad
Disasters and "conditions of possibility": rethinking causation through an analysis of Nepal earthquakes,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Liechty
A minority group's response to a severe climatic event: a case study of rural Indo-Fijians after 2016 Tropical Cyclone Winston,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nakamura
Evidence summary of WASH coordination in humanitarian response,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Yates
Women's invisible work in disaster contexts: gender norms in speech on women's work after a forest fire in Sweden,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Eriksson
Hybrid governance of disaster management in Freetown Monrovia and Dar es Salaam,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Patel
Conceptualizing disaster social capital: what it is why it matters and how it can be enhanced,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lorenz
Intersectional vulnerability in post disaster contexts: lived experiences of Dalit women after the Nepal earthquake 2015,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Arora
'Sea of blood': the intended and unintended effects of the criminalisation of humanitarian volunteers rescuing migrants in distress at sea,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gordon
Checks and balances: a business-oriented lens on disaster management and warnings,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Mehta
Displaced by climate and disaster-induced relocations: experiences of cascading displacement in Fiji and the Philippines,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Johnson
Approaches to 'vulnerability' in eight European disaster management systems,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rhinard
The landscape of disaster film: 2000-2020,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Montano
Family dynamics and implications for young people's 'struggles' in rural areas of post-conflict northern Uganda,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Oosterom
Re-examining critiques of resilience policy: evidence from Barpak after the 2015 earthquakes in Nepal,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rushton
Implementing a pre-disaster recovery workshop in Intramuros Manila Philippines: lessons for disaster risk assessment response and recovery for cultural heritage,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Florentin
Gaining 'authority to operate': student-led emergent volunteers and established response agencies in the Canterbury earthquakes,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Carlton
"We will never give up": a qualitative study of ethical challenges Syrian health workers face in situations of extreme violence,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Maziak
Crisis management in practice: a dynamic process intertwined with daily work performance,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Oscarsson
Wartime captivity and homecoming: culture stigma and coping strategies of formerly abducted women in post-conflict northern Uganda,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kiconco
Queer and present danger: understanding the disparate impacts of disasters on LGBTQ+ communities,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Méndez
Women's participation in disaster recovery after the Kashmir Pakistan earthquake,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,McGee
FEMA media or search engine? Rumor validation on social media during Hurricanes Harvey and Irma,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chu
The development-humanitarian nexus: linking development and disaster risk reduction with relief in Yemen as a case of high-intensity conflict,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hilhorst
Disaster Aid? Mapping historical responses to volcanic eruptions from 1800-2000 in the English-speaking Eastern Caribbean: their role in creating vulnerabilities,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Armijos
Military humanitarian and disaster governance networks in Southeast Asia: framework and analysis,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cook
Building back better in the context of multi-hazards for the Caribbean,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Jones
Local emergency management's use of social media during disasters: case study of Hurricane Irma,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Knox
The timing of storm awareness in the Caribbean: the utility of climate information for improved disaster preparedness,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Dookie
Building back better in the Caribbean: an introduction [editorial],2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wilkinson
The role of nature-based solutions for disaster resilience in coastal Jamaica: current and potential applications for building back better,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lee
Dynamics of interorganizational emergency communication on Twitter: the case of Hurricane Irma,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kapucu
Decolonising disasters,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cadag
Integrating earthquake early warnings into business continuity and organisational resilience: lessons learned from Mexico City,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Alcántara-Ayala
The policy landscape and challenges of disaster risk financing: navigating risk and uncertainty,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Taylor
Governance and the design of post-disaster policies: a comparative analysis in Latin America and the Caribbean,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Córdova
Tibetan Buddhist belief and disaster resilience: a qualitative exploration of the Yushu area China,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Sun
Solutions discourse in disaster displacement: implications for policy and practice,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Mosneaga
From pity to fear: security as a mechanism for (re)production of vulnerability,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chmutina
Negotiating humanitarian space with criminal armed groups in urban Latin America,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lucchi
Local news sentiment towards FEMA recovery efforts after Hurricane Florence in North Carolina,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cowan
Investigating the impact of a community disaster awareness training on subjective disaster preparedness: the case of Myanmar's Ayeyarwaddy region,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Yang
International humanitarian narratives of disasters crises and Indigeneity,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ford
Disaster mobilities temporalities and recovery: experiences of the tsunami in the Maldives,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Arnall
Disasters and the diminishing of women's economic empowerment,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kreutzer
Fighting with words: humanitarian security and the changing role of law in contemporary armed conflict,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Tammi
Disaster preparedness and community helping behaviour in the wake of the 2020 Oregon wildfires,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Giordono
Disasters and corruption: public expectations and tolerance evidence from Mexico,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Olson
Building rural community disaster resilience in developing countries: insights from a Chinese NGO's Safe Rural Community Program,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lu
In the arena: contesting disaster creation in cities,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chmutina
Divergent dynamics: disasters and conflict as 'drivers' of internal displacement?,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cantor
Conceptualizing multiple hazards and cascading effects on critical infrastructures,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Segnestam
Evidence of policy learning in emergency declarations as communication tools in Australia,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Beccari
Disaster solidarity and survivor ethics: a case study of Hurricane María in Puerto Rico,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Schrauf
The warming city: the increasing risk of summer fires in Delhi,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bankoff
Counter-terrorism and humanitarian action: UK INGO responses since 2015,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Walton
Recovering the status quo: tipping points and earthquake aftermaths in colonial India,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Haines
Utilizing qualitative data for social network analysis in disaster research: opportunities challenges and an illustration,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wolfe
Change in cyclone disaster vulnerability and response in coastal Bangladesh,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Alam
'I know you like the back of my hand': biometric practices of international humanitarian organizations in humanitarian response,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Açıkyıldız
Reproductive justice in the Colombian armed conflict,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Svallfors
Between 'flight' and 'fight': does civilian resistance against rebels work?,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Reichhold
A retrospective of deaths related to migration along the southeastern-most land borders of Europe: an update encompassing the years 2015-2022,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pavlidis
A 'te ao Māori' disaster risk reduction framework,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Reid