This study discusses safety confirmation systems and how Social Capital (SC) affects the
resilience of the safety confirmation network for natural disasters in the US and Japanese …

This study describes the network flow of social capital (SC) among regions for natural
disaster resilience from the perspective of urbanization. Assistance between residents is a …

Resilience, the ability to withstand or adapt to altered conditions, gets more important as the
grave effects of climate change intensify. Individuals' capacities to respond to disasters are …

Abstract Generally, Social Capital refers to networking, trust, and norms among people,
which can be formed in the society. It is supposed that being rich in social capital, in other …

The paper investigates the role of social capital in hazard management in a case area which
was overwhelmingly swept by flood in mid-2021. The interplay among social capital, hazard …

Disasters remain among the most critical events which impact residents and their
neighborhoods; they have killed far more individuals than high salience issues such as …

People constantly experience large and small disasters in their lives. These disasters often
destroy the community spirit and identity and cause “disaster conflict.” This study attempts to …

Objectives: Understanding people's perception of community resilience to disaster is
important. This study explores the correlations of household livelihood assets, the adopted …

This chapter uses examples from a number of recent disasters to illuminate the ways that
social capital serves as a critical part of resilience. Specifically the article looks at the …

Recently, scholars have turned to publicly available data to measure the resources and
vulnerability of communities in the face of disasters [1, 2]. However, when measuring …