Despite their heterogeneity, small island developing states (SIDS) are recognized as being
particularly at risk to climate change, and, as they share numerous common traits, the United …

Reconstruction processes in post-disaster contexts are both technical and political. In the
face of growing losses from disasters to human development, we question how the call to …

Scholars have explored how governmental agendas pursued in the name of resilience
redistribute the responsibility for attending to emergencies amongst governments and …

Climate change is exacerbating storms at the same time that humans are increasingly
settling in areas most affected by such storms. In theory, post-disaster recovery offers …

This article addresses the climate adaptation tracking gap. Indeed, we still ignore the
intensity, nature, spatial distribution, effectiveness, and recent evolution of adaptation efforts …

One of the ways we know climate change is through the emergencies that make it present.
But how does the connection between singular events (emergencies) and a meta-stable …

The long, open‐ended period of recovery from a disaster event is the phase of a disaster
that the interdisciplinary field of disaster studies struggles to understand. In the process of …

The Caribbean region has been (re) shaped by colonial transformations of Amerindian
ecologies, enslavement of Africans, and Indenture of Asians on plantations designed for …

Our research approach and early findings carry public health implications. The research
process clarified the value of CBPR in identifying context-specific community-level risks …

En este artículo, analizo los sentidos locales del proceso histórico de desecación del último
de los lagos sobre los que se fundó la Ciudad de México hace más de setecientos años: el …