New Approaches to Assessing Vulnerability and Resilience
Australian Journal of Emergency ManagementPublished 1 January 2000
P. D. Buckle
Citations203
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Different perspectives on how resilience and vulnerability may be assessed are illustrated because lack of understanding often constrains the effective practice of emergency management. Incorporated into a coherent framework and understanding of vulnerability and resilience will help to integrate it with other disciplines such as community development, social psychology, community economics and environmental management.
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