In the past decade, social capital has been explored internationally in the disaster and social
work literature, particularly in terms of historical oppression and limited economic resources …

This article examines the scope and prospect for effective utilization of social capital such as
social networks, social cohesion, social interaction and solidarity in mitigating the …

Over several decades, social capital has gained intellectual currency as a means to
understand the dynamics of individual and community resources. While prevalent in other …

With global climate change and rapid development in environmentally vulnerable areas,
communities are increasingly looking for ways to manage, adapt to, and mitigate adverse …

The current social-ecological crisis will lead to major social changes, for better or for worse.
Society needs to ensure that those changes involve a transition to a more sustainable …

Research suggests that the perception of a threat, high levels of self-efficacy, and high levels
of social connectedness and trust may facilitate engagement in preparatory behaviours for …

In many parts of the world, social workers have long supported disaster responses although
in Aotearoa New Zealand, social work is not generally considered an essential component …

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the process of screening, editing and preparation of
initial data before any further multivariate analysis of the study concerning effect of …

Purpose: People with mild intellectual disabilities (MID) generally live independently among
the wider community. This can result in social exclusion and feelings of loneliness …

Study purpose. The purpose of this study was to examine race and racial diversity in
community gardens located in Southern urban food deserts, as well as the capacity of …