Recent policy changes highlight the need for citizens to take adaptive actions to reduce
flood‐related impacts. Here, we argue that these changes represent a wider behavioral turn …

A common assertion in discussions of flooding is that risk perception is critical and is linked
to risk‐mitigating behavior. Furthermore, many assert that the adverse effects of floods could …

In flood risk assessment, there remains a lack of analytical frameworks capturing the
dynamics emerging from two‐way feedbacks between physical and social processes, such …

In flood risk management, a shift can be observed toward more integrated approaches that
increasingly address the role of private households in implementing flood damage …

Whilst policy makers have tended to adopt an 'information-deficit model'to bolster levels of
flood-risk preparedness primarily though communication strategies promoting awareness …

Hydrometeorological events are highly costly and have strong impacts on the human‐
environment system. Effective response requires effective risk management concepts and …

Flood preparedness of private households is regarded an essential building block of
integrated flood risk management. In the past decade, numerous empirical studies have …

Insights into flood mitigation behaviour are important because of the ongoing shift to risk-
based flood management approaches in Europe and worldwide, which envisage a …

A move to encourage partnership funding of Flood Risk Management (FRM) has resulted in
current FRM measures providing both public and private benefits. Yet, the scales of service …

Socio‐hydrology views human activities as endogenous to water system dynamics; it is the
interaction between human and biophysical processes that threatens the viability of current …