Disaster scholars' interest in social capital has grown dramatically, due in part because
social capital gets at the heart of collective action, cooperation, and the therapeutic …

Recycling and reuse are major components of disaster debris management with significant
environmental, economic, and social benefits. To develop quantitative and sustainable …

Meeting the global targets of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the
Millennium Development Goals requires a resilience paradigm to be embedded in the very …

Purpose–This paper aims to focus on the relationship between the people's perception of
livelihood recovery and micro‐social capital to seek more effective disaster support at the …

In the mainstream parlance, tourism is constructed as conspicuous consumption for the
exclusively chosen few. Historically, the term “inclusive” in the tourism industry was …

The objective of this research is to determine what important roles are played by social
capital in the implementation of recovery policies for areas affected by disasters. We will …

Households' links with local Government provide important support for disaster resilience
and recovery on the Bangladeshi coast. Few previous studies of disaster resilience and …

Residents are key stakeholders of tourism destinations. Yet, to date, no study has
investigated if and how residents can contribute to destination recovery when a disaster hits …

Residents' involvement is essential for destinations' post-disaster revival. Religion, as an
ingrained value and ritual system, significantly affects residents' involvement in disaster …

This study shows how the framework of adaptive governance, originally from the fields of
environmental management and climate change, can be used to understand governance …