Place is integral to tourism. In tourism, almost all issues can ultimately be traced back to
human–place interactions and human–place relationships. Sense of place, also referred to …

Disasters of natural origin cause the destruction of residential settings, and can create
severe disruptions to place attachment, which is a less understood process. To address this …

Abstract In 1977, Kates and Pijawka constructed a four-stage post-disaster recovery model
to explain how communities recover after a disaster. Since their model was developed, it has …

This study clarifies the role of sense of place, social capital, and psychological resilience as
valuable resources that can build psychological wellbeing (PWB) in long-term disaster …

This working paper presents a critical literature review of the current body of research about
deaf refugees; a global population that is largely overlooked. While the literature is limited …

Identifying initiatives that influence the decision-making process of individuals in the
aftermath of extreme natural events is a critical task in post-disaster recovery research. Due …

Purpose This study aims to reframe the common concept of post-disaster reconstruction
“building back better”, especially in the context of post-disaster housing design …

The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed society's interactions with spaces and
places. This is especially true for shelter residents who had greater perceived risks of …

Built environment experts, steeped in their default modes of operation, have been critiqued
in post-disaster scenarios as silent perpetrators of unsustainable solutions that focus solely …

Post-disaster reconstruction regularly materializes politically and institutionally dualistic in a
spatial arena where the expediency of required re-building often threatens high standard …