As the frequency and intensity of natural hazards continue to rise due to climate change and
other factors, it becomes imperative to address the human element in disaster risk …

Abstract As the United States is at historic lows of trust in government, various agencies are
seeking to convince members of the public to take key protective actions and to support …

This paper presents partial results from the Horizon2020 PROACTIVE project, following a
set of literature reviews and surveys conducted with first responder organisations and rail …

This article analyzes Taiwan's National Epidemic Prevention Team, a collective synergy
between government and society in fighting COVID-19. We draw on a model of collaborative …

A review of the disaster literature indicates that emergency responses to pandemics are
often understudied; the current COVID-19 crisis provides an important opportunity to …

There is significant cross-country variation in COVID-19 fatalities worldwide. In this study, we
analyze the relationship between political trust and fatalities from the COVID-1s9 pandemic …

Although there have been studies investigating the relationship between information
disclosure and voluntary compliance behaviors, the terrain of such research is largely …

Methods: This online cross-sectional study conducted on Tehran residents (≥ 18 years)
during the fifth epidemic wave. The tool designed to assess the intention to prepare, public …

Abstract Deprivation Costs Functions (DCFs) are key to designing effective relief distribution
operations after disasters. In this paper, data are collected in Colombia and Ecuador to …

The division of responsibilities for disaster preparedness between individuals and society is
rapidly evolving: national‐level preparedness has made way for networked disaster risk …