Livelihood plays an indispensable role in sustainable community development. Previous
studies of sustainable livelihood have focused on the factors that contribute to the …

The term critical geographies of human rights refers to the idea that law, society, geography,
and injustice are mutually constitutive. This article proposes one possible theoretical …

Disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA) are two practices
designed to tackle vulnerabilities to disasters. It is commonly recognized that there are …

There have been numerous volcanic crises and disasters over the last 100 years, despite
significant advances in scientific knowledge, monitoring technologies, and the development …

Abstract In 2012, about 1.3 million people lived on the slopes of Merapi, one of the most
active volcanoes in the eastern part of Java Island in Indonesia. A majority of Merapi …

During periods of drought, coping mechanisms employed by society differ based on gender,
and are related to socio-cultural implications. This study is premised on the gendered …

The chapter will provides an insight into research background, state the problem to be
investigated, highlight the research objectives and structure questions to help achieve the …

Humans can change the forces of nature that they are subjected to. We have the ability to
imagine alternative futures and to formulate solution to facilitate human development …

Abstract The Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction (2015–2030) states that
education is an important way to build resilience of people and communities. Further …

This analytical essay explores the intricate interplay between leadership theories and the
ethical dimensions inherent in addressing climate change, natural disasters, and their …