This study examines the hypothesis that social capital can be a foundation for community
disaster resilience with an analysis of empirical findings from the August 2018 earthquake …

Climate change-induced disasters, such as floods, are threatening coastal communities,
particularly vulnerable communities in developing countries, around the world. While …

Despite of growing scholarship discussing the role of social capital in disaster recovery, little
has been known about the connection between forms of social capital (bonding and …

This article analyses the relationship between vulnerable households and local authorities
during floods using the concept of linking social capital. The analysis combines a narrow …

There is an increasing concern about the relationship between social capital and disaster in
the contemporary studies of disaster management. This article examines the level of social …

Purpose This paper aims to bring the more recent discourse on the multilayered and
interconnected dimensions of flood vulnerability, damage and risk reduction at the …

Objective Whether a community can demonstrate resilience following a disaster largely
depends on the pre‐disaster context. Community disadvantage, the concentration of …

Human beings have had to co-exist with natural disasters and environmental calamity since
the dawn of time, and our vulnerability to disasters is potentially increased in the 21st …

The cultivation of neighborhood-based social capital has gained significant attention in the
disaster management sector in recent years as a means to increase community disaster …

Purpose–This paper aims to focus on the relationship between the people's perception of
livelihood recovery and micro‐social capital to seek more effective disaster support at the …