Enhancing disaster risk reduction (DRR) and community resilience are fundamental for
sustainable development. However, cultural and political‐institutional barriers hinder …

This chapter traces the development of the Critical Disaster Studies (CDS) paradigm from its
emergence in the 1970s onwards. The CDS paradigm spatially broadened and temporally …

Las metodologías participativas son cada vez más utilizadas entre investigadores/as y
organizaciones vinculadas a la gestión comunitaria del riesgo de desastre. Bajo este …

This special issue contributes to building an integrated social science perspective on
resilience and resilience‐building. The articles in this issue provide theoretical reflections …

The governance of natural hazards in Chile involves how different actors participate in all
stages of managing natural hazards and their impacts. This includes monitoring and early …

The purpose of this article is to analyze disaster risk governance through assemblage
theory, identifying how—during the altered political context of a military regime with a …

Purpose From a Latin American decolonial and transdisciplinary perspective, this article
expands the increasingly relevant conversation about disaster ethics, not only in depth and …

El siguiente trabajo presenta un breve análisis del nexo entre poscolonialismo, capitalismo
y desastres en Chile y América Latina, con el fin de re-pensar la gestión y reducción del …

IntroductionThis article interrogates the techno-politics of crowdsourced data in the study of
environmental hazards such as floods, storms, wildfires and cyclones. We highlight some of …

In this article, it was analyzed the long-term disaster recovery after the earthquake and
tsunami that affected Talcahuano, Chile in February 2010. Under the assumption that …