The concept of disaster resilience has gained attention in political spheres and news outlets
over the past few years, yet relatively few empirical measures of the concept exist …

This paper develops a theoretical foundation for rethinking business performance in global
value chains amid the Covid-19 fallout. Specifically, we synthesize business performance …

As damage from natural hazards is increasing, quantifying community resilience is a top
priority in enhancing communities' ability to prepare for and recover from disasters. This …

The hazards-of-place model posits that vulnerability to environmental hazards depends on
both biophysical and social factors. Biophysical factors determine where wildfire potential is …

Social vulnerability is significant in differential disaster impacts and outcomes and has been
shown to influence the pace and progression of post-disaster recovery processes. Various …

Environmental determinists predict that people move away from places experiencing
frequent weather hazards, yet some of these areas have rapidly growing populations. This …

Extreme weather events in Australia are common and a large proportion of the population
are exposed to such events. Therefore, there is great interest as to how these events impact …

Australia regularly experiences disasters triggered by natural hazards and New South
Wales (NSW) the most populous State is no exception. To date, no publically available …

Food security is a complex and intertwined problem of reliability, quantity, and affordability of
nutritious food, including the costs of production. It is a problem in developing and …

Empirical evaluations of flood damage from past events are key for identifying the most
important factors influencing household vulnerability to floods. However, creating accurate …