Can natural disasters undermine democratic legitimacy? This article maps a causal pathway
from natural disaster damage to shifts in opinion and behavioral tendencies in less …

Over the last 20 years, disaster events have been increasing with 3.25 billion people
affected. The public are not only affected by these incidents but also, they are the first on the …

Post‐disaster governance is a popular discussion topic in disaster research, but in practice
understanding of the issue is limited. This paper discusses recovery governance since the …

Social capital is vital to disaster recovery, so how do natural disasters affect a country's
social capital stockpile? The article addresses this question by focusing on interpersonal …

The floods caused by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 affected Lumberton, a socioeconomically
diverse city in North Carolina with 729 public housing units. Public housing residents face …

Community Practice and Urban Youth is for graduate level students in fields that offer youth
studies and community practice courses. Practitioners in these fields, too, will find the book …

This paper investigates how persistent changes in trust caused by the Great Recession have
affected how governments and citizens across Europe responded to the next global crisis …

Social science research on disaster-affected communities uses social capital to explain a
variety of post-disaster outcomes. A promising recent line of inquiry looks at how disasters …

Can previously unacquainted, grieving individuals who use social media to organize and
participate in decentralized mobilizations build strong, lasting social ties? If so, how? What is …

Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005, but in the subsequent ten years, the city
has demonstrated both remarkable resilience and frustrating stagnation. In Reforming New …