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Conflict and Health, Feb 7, 2023
Communications - Scientific letters of the University of Zilina
Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 2018
Given expanded interpretations and representations of processes or outcomes considered relevant t... more Given expanded interpretations and representations of processes or outcomes considered relevant to dealing with disasters, it is timely to reconsider the width and depth of disaster education. This is relevant at all levels of formal and informal education, being driven by real demand for disaster reduction and sustainable development. Disaster education can be highly developmental in that many varied disciplines contribute, encouraging adaptive capacity for a wide range of risk reduction and emergency response issues. This presentation slot provides opportunity for reflection on what the future of disaster education could or should look like. It is premised that disaster education futures will significantly grapple with many of the disaster communication experiences and ideas considered during this ZiF study year. Key aspects include disaster education orientations variously from secondary sources, experiential learning, and from influences not necessarily possible to precisely fra...
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
The Cambridge Handbook of Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law, 2019
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Identifying Emerging Issues in Disaster Risk Reduction, Migration, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, 2016
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Hazards, Risks, and Disasters in Society provides analyses of environmentally related catastrophe... more Hazards, Risks, and Disasters in Society provides analyses of environmentally related catastrophes within society in historical, political and economic contexts. Personal and corporate culture mediates how people may become more vulnerable or resilient to hazard exposure. Societies that strengthen themselves, or are strengthened, mitigate decline and resultant further exposure to what are largely human induced risks of environmental, social and economic degradation. This book outlines why it is important to explore in more depth the relationships between environmental hazards, risk and disasters in society. It presents challenges presented by mainstream and non-mainstream approaches to the human side of disaster studies. By hazard categories this book includes critical processes and outcomes that significantly disrupt human wellbeing over brief or long time-frames. Whilst hazards, risks and disasters impact society, individuals, groups, institutions and organisations offset the effe...
Journal of Earth System Science, 2019
The Anthropocene: Politik—Economics—Society—Science, 2018
Enabling human survivability and improving quality of life for future generations requires reduci... more Enabling human survivability and improving quality of life for future generations requires reducing the risk of conflicts, destitution and environmental crises. A more integrated Disaster and Conflict Risk Reduction (DCRR) framework provides conceptual advances for better understanding, assessment, management and governance of risk and sustainability. This synthesis for sustainability and peace emphasises early warning, rights based and resilience perspectives that build cross-cutting theoretical, policy and practice imperatives in advancing DCRR. Derived DCRR systematics include (i) building up earlier human well-being that offsets negative risk, (ii) living better with uncertainty and (iii) overcoming political, behavioural and technical barriers in disaster and conflict risk transitioning.
Conflict and Health, Feb 7, 2023
Communications - Scientific letters of the University of Zilina
Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 2018
Given expanded interpretations and representations of processes or outcomes considered relevant t... more Given expanded interpretations and representations of processes or outcomes considered relevant to dealing with disasters, it is timely to reconsider the width and depth of disaster education. This is relevant at all levels of formal and informal education, being driven by real demand for disaster reduction and sustainable development. Disaster education can be highly developmental in that many varied disciplines contribute, encouraging adaptive capacity for a wide range of risk reduction and emergency response issues. This presentation slot provides opportunity for reflection on what the future of disaster education could or should look like. It is premised that disaster education futures will significantly grapple with many of the disaster communication experiences and ideas considered during this ZiF study year. Key aspects include disaster education orientations variously from secondary sources, experiential learning, and from influences not necessarily possible to precisely fra...
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
The Cambridge Handbook of Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law, 2019
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Identifying Emerging Issues in Disaster Risk Reduction, Migration, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, 2016
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Environment, Health and Population Displacement, 2018
Hazards, Risks, and Disasters in Society provides analyses of environmentally related catastrophe... more Hazards, Risks, and Disasters in Society provides analyses of environmentally related catastrophes within society in historical, political and economic contexts. Personal and corporate culture mediates how people may become more vulnerable or resilient to hazard exposure. Societies that strengthen themselves, or are strengthened, mitigate decline and resultant further exposure to what are largely human induced risks of environmental, social and economic degradation. This book outlines why it is important to explore in more depth the relationships between environmental hazards, risk and disasters in society. It presents challenges presented by mainstream and non-mainstream approaches to the human side of disaster studies. By hazard categories this book includes critical processes and outcomes that significantly disrupt human wellbeing over brief or long time-frames. Whilst hazards, risks and disasters impact society, individuals, groups, institutions and organisations offset the effe...
Journal of Earth System Science, 2019
The Anthropocene: Politik—Economics—Society—Science, 2018
Enabling human survivability and improving quality of life for future generations requires reduci... more Enabling human survivability and improving quality of life for future generations requires reducing the risk of conflicts, destitution and environmental crises. A more integrated Disaster and Conflict Risk Reduction (DCRR) framework provides conceptual advances for better understanding, assessment, management and governance of risk and sustainability. This synthesis for sustainability and peace emphasises early warning, rights based and resilience perspectives that build cross-cutting theoretical, policy and practice imperatives in advancing DCRR. Derived DCRR systematics include (i) building up earlier human well-being that offsets negative risk, (ii) living better with uncertainty and (iii) overcoming political, behavioural and technical barriers in disaster and conflict risk transitioning.