Research on household disaster recovery has principally applied quantitative methods to
explain, in a correlative way, the speeds at which households recover. Yet there are limited …

The political economy literature on post‐disaster reconstruction tends to contrast 'disaster
capitalism'narratives denouncing the predatory character of neoliberal rebuilding, and …

There is strong evidence of the short-term impact of humanitarian interventions after
disasters, however, relatively less is known about what, if any, impact this support has on …

In this paper, we further develop the notion of the 'sensory home'. We reveal how gustatory,
olfactory and sonic experiences shape where and when one feels 'at home'. We draw on a …

It is often reiterated that a better understanding of local networks and needs is key to risk
reduction. Nevertheless, the crucial role of informal social networks and actors in the …

Recovery after a disaster determines the survival of the population in the affected area.
However, there is still little lecturer to discuss recovery compared to other processes. This …

The 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal had a devastating effect on human well-being,
claiming nearly 8,800 lives and destroying the built environment. Governmental and …

Reducing the risk of populations to disaster is a key priority for those working within
sustainable development, as highlighted by global policies including the Sustainable …