Social capital can enhance community resilience to environmental change. Productive and
trusted relations among social actors and effectual social norms can help local residents …

Increasingly extreme weather events have resulted in massive socio-economic losses and
spark great interest in minimizing the impact of such events in the context of climate change …

To effectively cope with the impacts of climate change and increase urban resilience,
households and neighborhoods must adapt in ways that reduce vulnerability to climate …

The research on" resilience" in the field of urban disaster prevention has gradually changed
from macro resilience strategies to construction of concrete resilience models. The …

Social capital constitutes an important resource in vulnerable cities of the developing world
where formal disaster management capacities are weak, responses are limited, and socio …

This article explores the relationships between catastrophe experience and risk perception,
social interaction, and household response to future catastrophes. Our main argument …

Objective Whether a community can demonstrate resilience following a disaster largely
depends on the pre‐disaster context. Community disadvantage, the concentration of …

Objectives: Understanding people's perception of community resilience to disaster is
important. This study explores the correlations of household livelihood assets, the adopted …

Social capital is defined as the factors promoting useful cooperative actions, such as social
organizations and systems, norms, networks, people's sense of values, consciousness and …

This work explores how social capital impacts community resilience via the community
development framework, with dimensions spanning trust, cooperativism, volunteerism …