It has been argued that learning from flood experience contributes to flood resilience.
However, it is unclear what such a learning process involves, and it is debatable whether …

Over the past few decades, there has been an increasing interest in the active involvement
of local stakeholders in the management of floods in Europe. Such involvement is seen as …

In order to understand flood preventive intentions and behaviors in individuals, the research
literature of the last decades has turned to the Protection Motivation Theory (PMT; Rogers …

The level of community is considered to be vital for building disaster resilience. Yet,
community resilience as a scientific concept often remains vaguely defined and lacks the …

A common assertion in discussions of flooding is that risk perception is critical and is linked
to risk‐mitigating behavior. Furthermore, many assert that the adverse effects of floods could …

Response behavior of individuals is of critical importance to decrease chances of injury and
death as well as ameliorate costs in property and infrastructure damage in natural disasters …

This paper critically analyses socio-spatial inequalities associated with the shift towards
flood resilience in flood risk management (FRM) and pays particular attention to the notion of …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review (1) describes the intersecting literature on climate
change adaptation (CCA) and uncertainty (N= 562), and (2) synthesizes the findings of …

This article examines the role of social capital in the form of aid from the private sector,
NGOs, universities, the public and others to help flood victims cope with floods. Research …

Cyber criminals appear to be plying their trade without much hindrance. Home computer
users are particularly vulnerable to attack by an increasingly sophisticated and globally …