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no	title	author	magazine	year	volume	issue	page(s)	type
1	A CARTIS-based method for the rapid seismic vulnerability assessment of minor Italian historical centres	Brando, Giuseppe			63	C	p.	article
2	A multi-step assessment framework for optimization of flood mitigation strategies in transportation networks	Zhang, Ning			63	C	p.	article
3	An analysis of social media use and neighbor-assisted debris removal in Houston following Hurricane Harvey	Page-Tan, Courtney			63	C	p.	article
4	An approach to understanding the intrinsic complexity of resilience against floods: Evidences from three urban communities of Pakistan	Rana, Irfan Ahmad			63	C	p.	article
5	An indicator-based risk assessment framework for World Heritage sites in seismic zones: The case of “Bam and its Cultural Landscape” in Iran	Ravankhah, Mohammad			63	C	p.	article
6	A psychological wellbeing perspective of long-term disaster recovery following the Canterbury earthquakes	Prayag, Girish			63	C	p.	article
7	A reconnaissance study in Izmir (Bornova Plain) affected by October 30, 2020 Samos earthquake	Nuhoğlu, Ayhan			63	C	p.	article
8	A social model of secondary stressors in relation to disasters, major incidents and conflict: Implications for practice	Williams, Richard			63	C	p.	article
9	Can the approach of vulnerability assessment facilitate identification of suitable adaptation models for risk reduction?	Singhal, Akshay			63	C	p.	article
10	Community-based flood preparedness for Thai dependent older adults	Krongthaeo PhD Candidate, Suphanna			63	C	p.	article
11	Comparative analysis of disaster management between India and Nigeria	Shakeri, Ehsan			63	C	p.	article
12	Complexities of drought adaptive behaviour: Linking theory to data on smallholder farmer adaptation decisions	Wens, Marthe L.K.			63	C	p.	article
13	Corrigendum to “Challenges in multi-agency collaboration in disaster management: A Sri Lankan perspective” [Int. J. Disaster Risk Reduct. 62 (2021) 1–12]	Abdeen, F.N.			63	C	p.	article
14	Disability inclusive disaster risk reduction with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in the Hawkesbury-Nepean region: A co-production approach	Crawford, Tonia			63	C	p.	article
15	Disaster management and the need for a reinstated social contract of shared responsibility	Crosweller, Mark			63	C	p.	article
16	Disaster-related losses of ecosystems and their services. Why and how do losses matter for disaster risk reduction?	Walz, Yvonne			63	C	p.	article
17	“Disasters threaten livelihoods, and people cope, adapt and make transformational changes”: Community resilience and livelihoods reconstruction in coastal communities of Bangladesh	Uddin, M. Salim			63	C	p.	article
18	Ecosystem-based disaster management in the coastal zone: Governance and public engagement after fires in a state park in southern Brazil	Regina dos Santos, Claudia			63	C	p.	article
19	Evolving meaning from being pregnant and becoming a new mother over the period of a major earthquake: A grounded theory study	Ren, Jianhua			63	C	p.	article
20	Exploring the gap between policy and action in Disaster Risk Reduction: A case study from India	Ogra, A.			63	C	p.	article
21	Factors affecting intention to prepare for mitigation of “the big one” earthquake in the Philippines: Integrating protection motivation theory and extended theory of planned behavior	Ong, Ardvin Kester S.			63	C	p.	article
22	Factors affecting response actions of the 2020 Taal Volcano eruption among Filipinos in Luzon, Philippines: A structural equation modeling approach	Prasetyo, Yogi Tri			63	C	p.	article
23	Fostering collaboration in city governments’ sustainability, emergency management and resilience work through competency-based capacity building	Bhagavathula, Susila			63	C	p.	article
24	Health interventions implemented in post-disaster South Asia: A scoping review	Masood, Zara			63	C	p.	article
25	Impact of natural hazards on morbidity and physical incapacity of vulnerable groups in Mexico	Lome-Hurtado, Alejandro			63	C	p.	article
26	Indexing the vegetated surfaces within WUI by their wildfire ignition and spreading capacity, a comparative case from developing metropolitan areas	Hysa, Artan			63	C	p.	article
27	Interpreting Benchmark Assessment of Emergency Fire Service using Geoinformation Technology	Singh, Priya P.			63	C	p.	article
28	Leverages and obstacles facing post-cyclone recovery in Saint-Martin, Caribbean: Between the ‘window of opportunity’ and the ‘systemic risk’?	Moatty, Annabelle			63	C	p.	article
29	Local performing arts and recovery from the Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami: A descriptive qualitative study	Iizuka, Akiko			63	C	p.	article
30	Locating potential sources of capacity and vulnerability in geographically remote areas: Reflections based on three case studies	Hamza, Mo			63	C	p.	article
31	Managing city-scale slow-onset disasters: Learning from Cape Town's 2015–2018 drought disaster planning	Cole, Hugh D.			63	C	p.	article
32	Passive and active training approaches for critical infrastructure protection	Franchina, Luisa			63	C	p.	article
33	Quantitative risk assessment of landslides over the China-Pakistan economic corridor	Chang, Ming			63	C	p.	article
34	Resisting disaster chronopolitics: Favelas and forced displacement in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Barbosa, Luciana Mendes			63	C	p.	article
35	Roles of social media and counselling support in reducing anxiety among Malaysian during Covid-19 pandemic	Ahmad, Nor Shafrin			63	C	p.	article
36	Safeguarding cultural heritage from climate change related hydrometeorological hazards in Central Europe	Bonazza, Alessandra			63	C	p.	article
37	Seismic vulnerability assessment indices for buildings: Proposals, comparisons and methodologies at collapse limit states	Marasco, Sebastiano			63	C	p.	article
38	Social distancing as risk reduction strategy during COVID-19 pandemic: A study of Delhi-NCT, India	Madan, Aditi			63	C	p.	article
39	Spring flooding and recurring evacuations of Kashechewan First Nation, northern Ontario, Canada	Khalafzai, Muhammad-Arshad K.			63	C	p.	article
40	Study on influence of prior recognition of flooding state on evacuation behavior	Kubo, Shiori			63	C	p.	article
41	The effect of social capital on disaster conflicts in local communities: Focusing on disaster victims	Lee, Dae Woong			63	C	p.	article
42	The impact of gender on risk perception: Implications for EU member states’ national risk assessment processes	Brown, Gavin D.			63	C	p.	article
43	The practical use of social vulnerability indicators in disaster management	Wood, Erik			63	C	p.	article
44	Tsunami evacuation risk assessment and probabilistic sensitivity analysis using augmented sample-based approach	Wang, Zhenqiang			63	C	p.	article
45	Twenty years of European and international research on vulnerability: A multi-faceted concept for better dealing with evolving risk landscapes	Limongi, Giada			63	C	p.	article
46	Understanding heat vulnerability in the subtropics: Insights from expert judgements	Shih, Wan-Yu			63	C	p.	article
47	Understanding small business adaptation to natural hazards: A critical review	Harries, Tim			63	C	p.	article
48	Understanding the cognitive gap between humanitarians and survivors during humanitarian operations	Otegui, Diego			63	C	p.	article
49	Unthinkable is not un-educable: New mindset for training preparedness	Heino, Ossi			63	C	p.	article
50	Vulnerability of community to climate stress: An indicator-based investigation of Upper Gana watershed in Omo Gibe basin in Ethiopia	Tessema, Kassaw Beshaw			63	C	p.	article
51	What motivates information sharing about disaster victims on social media? Exploring the role of compassion, sadness, expectancy violation, and enjoyment	Lu, Hang			63	C	p.	article

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