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Instituto de Estudios sobre Desarrollo y Cooperación Internacional

Nazioarteko Lankidetza eta Garapenari Buruzko Ikasketa Institutua

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Soberanía Alimentaria, Biodiversidad y Culturas

2025, Nº 52
Alimentación y vida en el caos climático

EDITORIAL

Alimentación y vida en el caos climático

AMASANDO LA REALIDAD

  • Invertir la narrativa ecologista. Juan Bordera
  • Suturar la herida climática. Isabel Hernández Suárez
  • Divagaciones sobre vivienda rural y refugio climático. Verónica Sánchez Martino
  • El cansancio ontológico. Desirée Martos Cañete y Hugo Rodríguez Braga
  • La alimentación en manos del pueblo. Patricia Dopazo Gallego
  • Cuidar la esencia del pueblo por los caminos de agua. Jaume Puchalt
  • ASDECOBA. Lo comunitario como refugio. Isa Álvarez Vispo

DE UN VISTAZO Y MUCHAS ARISTAS

  • Conversatorio: «Mi esperanza es que la agricultura campesina sí tenga respuestas». Revista SABC

EN PIE DE ESPIGA

  • Bioeconomía, biogás, ¿qué tienen de bio? José Ramón Olarrieta
  • Destellos de soberanía alimentaria. Samuel Ortiz Pérez

VISITAS DE CAMPO

  • Ecopipa. El refugio que buscan las semillas en Padilla de Arriba. María Herrero
  • El Salvador. Incertidumbres políticas y climáticas. Gustavo Duch

PALABRA DE CAMPO

  • Serrana Cuir. La Gavella Colectiva Autogestionada
  • Un modelo que atraviesa vidas. Reseña de Memorias ahogadas. Edurne Bagué
  • La fuente. Un lugar de encuentro para pobladoras
  • Semillas de resistencia campesina. Dora Cabaleiro

Alternatives Humanitaires / Humanitarian Alternatives

2025, Nº 28
The crisis of humanitarian action in the age of climate change

Whether this is the "age of crises", polycrisis or permacrisis, the idea that we are living in an unprecedented period of instability and uncertainty has become a common way of understanding our times. At the time of writing these lines, the future of humanitarian action and human solidarity appears even more precarious, as the erosion of multilateralism, cuts in public development aid and the global rise of the far right increasingly challenge the very notion of international cooperation.


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ESTUDIOS DE ECONOMÍA APLICADA

2025, Vol. 43, Nº 1
  • Exploring the Impact of Machine Learning and AI on Inflation Prediction: A Bibliometric Approach Daniela Agostina Gonzalez
  • Government Stability and Inflation Dynamics: Evidence from South Asian Nations Ummya Salma, Md. Fazlul Huq KhanLogo ORCID, Chandan Kumar Roy
  • Sr Winter is coming… To Colombia?: Economic Impacts of Global Uncertainty in 2022 Gustavo Hernández, Santiago Barbosa
  • Efectos de los ciclos económicos sobre los créditos bancarios en Colombia usando datos mensualizados Carlos José Quimbay Herrera Árbol académico, Anyelo Leonardy Alvarez
  • Condiciones para alcanzar acuerdos salariales óptimos entre sindicatos y empresas en México Luis Antonio Andrade Rosas, Luis David Cadena Salom
  • La titulización del usufructo de los pisos de los jubilados como herramienta de política social Samuel Esheya
  • La titulización del usufructo de los pisos de los jubilados como herramienta de política social Miguel Córdoba Bueno
  • Assessing the sustainability of post-Covid China’s economy Pierre Rostan, Alexandra Rostan
  • The Food Acquisition Program and Nutritional Status of Children: An Assessment in Brazilian Municipalities Tiana Assis, Daniel Arruda CoronelLogo ORCID, Kalinca Léia Becker
  • Feminization of Spanish Regional Parliaments: Influence or Mere Presence? Rosario Asián-Chaves, Inmaculada Masero Moreno, David Patiño Rodríguez
  • El sector de la Hostelería en España,: el gran olvidado de la Política Turística Covadonga Ordóñez García- Diverting Traffic From Private Vehicles to Public Transportation: A Case Study Of Campus Commutes in Valencia (Spain) Bárbara Vázquez Paja, Salvador del Saz Salazar, María Feo Valero

Journal of Human Development and Capabilities

2025, Vol. 26, Nº 1
  • Halfway There, Long Way to Go: The Role of People’s Agency in the Final Years of the Sustainable Development Goals M. Niaz Asadullah, Ann Elizabeth Mitchell, Giulia Greco, Sophie Mitra, Mario Biggeri, Sridhar Venkatapuram, Alejandra Boni & Enrica Chiappero-Martinetti
  • Tracking SDG Achievements in the Age of Polycrisis Theresa Beltramo, Giacomo de Giorgi & Ibrahima Sarr
  • Human Development , Productivity, and Economic Growth Luis Varona & Jorge R. Gonzales
  • First Rule: Keep Pedalling. Co-Theorising with Food-Delivery Workers How to Make Digital Platforms Capability-Enhancing Pietro Ghirlanda
  • A Capability Indicator for Family Farms in the Global North – Concept and Test from Switzerland Stefan Mann & Manika Rödiger
  • “It's not that we Feel Incompetent, We Simply Lack the Institutional Solutions” Applying a Collective Capabilities Perspective to Voluntary Organisations in the Homelessness Field Harm Deleu, Sylvie Van Dam & Mieke Schrooten
  • Capability Approach Lens to Public-space Sexual Harassment of Women: Evidence from India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan Günseli Berik, Haimanti Bhattacharya, Tejinder Pal Singh, Aashima Sinha, Jacqueline Strenio, Sharin Shajahan Naomi, Sameen Zafar & Sharon Talboys

Gender Issues

2025, Vol. 42, Nº 1
  • Power Over Women: Unmasking Toxic Masculinity's Role in Understanding Sexual Violence in College Athletes Emily Keener, Amanda ReichertKimberly Wilsoncroft
  • Exploring Gendered Perspectives on Personality Traits and Entrepreneurial Performance in Lebanon during the COVID-19 Crisis Moustafa Haj Youssef, Nagham Sayour
  • Patriarchy and Gender Inequality: A Comprehensive Analysis of Women's Empowerment in Contemporary India Richi Simon, Shumayela Hasan
  • Electoral Dynamics and the LGBTQ + Discourse in Ghana’s Assin North By-Election Issahaku Alhassan, George Asekere, Simon Kaba Kanlisi
  • Gender Differences in Environmental Attitudes: An Analysis Using the NEP Scale Nikolett Gyurián Nagy
  • Clinicians’ Experiences in Transgender Healthcare: The Impact of Sexology Training on Roles, Challenges, and Solutions Sérgio A. Carvalho, Teresa Forte, Patrícia M. Pascoal
  • Problematising Sharenting of Supermoms in a Neoliberal Context Deniz Palalar Alkan, Safak Gündüz, Rifat Kamasak
  • Beyond Coping? Young Military Women and Gendered Coping Strategies in the Swedish Armed Forces Mariam Bjarnesen
  • Exploring the Impact of Online Focus Group Gender Composition: Insights from a Study on Gender and Transport Rich C. McIlroyKatie McPeake

Le Monde diplomatique

2025, Vol. 353
  • ¿Quiénes son los votantes de Reagrupamiento Nacional? Benoît Bréville
  • El confinamiento: de la obediencia al olvido Nicolas Mariot y Théo Boulakia
  • La Europa marcial, una bomba antisocial Frédéric Lebaron y Pierre Rimbert
  • Tras la pista de la flota fantasma rusa Charles Perragin y Guillaume Renouard
  • Fiebre del oro global Tristan Coloma
  • En el corazón de las guerras y el contrabando Tristan Coloma
  • Ucrania, la paz a marchas forzadas Hélène Richard
  • El viejo sueño israelí de vaciar Gaza Alain Gresh
  • Los judíos británicos, entre el malestar y la crítica Tristan de Bourbon-Parme
  • Sobre los “escudos humanos” Mathias Delori
  • Las dos caras de Ruanda Eric Kennes y Nina Wílen
  • Revuelta contra las prebendas en Serbia Ana Otaševic
  • Un Estado a la medida de Donald Trump Martin Barnay
  • El engañoso bilingüismo oficial de Canadá Philippe Descamps
  • Inventiva e inseguridad lingüística en Acadia Philippe Descamps
  • ¿Fue necesario el Gran Encierro? Nicolas Mariot y Théo Boulakia
  • Buenas intenciones y viejos hábitos Nicolas Mariot y Théo Boulakia
  • La orden social del mérito _Maïlys Khider y Timothée de Rauglaudre
  • La condición inhumana Christian de Brie
  • Cuando François Hollande reescribe la izquierda Serge Halimi
  • El regreso de las fanfarrias Antoine Pecqueur
  • Buscar una alternativa Evelyne Pieiller

The European Journal of Development Research

2025, Vol. 37, Nº 1
  • Social Safety Nets and Food Insecurity in MENA in the Time of COVID-19 Amira El-Shal, Eman Moustafa, Nada Rostom, Yasmine Abdelfattah
  • Educational Segregation and Household Occupation: Role of School Education in Reproduction of Social Hierarchy in India Samyak Jain
  • Social Enterprise Under Moral Hazard: Who Gets State Subsidies and Active Financing? Anita Lovas, Edina Berlinger, Fanni Tóth
  • Integrating Environmental Justice into Child-Sensitive Social Protection: The Environmental Roots of Intergenerational Poverty in Amazonia Thaís de Carvalho
  • Why Target Communities Remain Subjects Rather than Partners of Development Agencies in Integrated Conservation and Development Projects in Latin America Louise Marie Busck-Lumholt, Esteve Corbera, Ole Mertz
  • Long-Term Effects of Childhood Exposure to War on Domestic Violence Joseph B. Ajefu, Daniela Casale
  • Differential Bunching Impacts Across the Income Distribution: Evidence from Tax Administrative Data Kwabena Adu-Ababio, Samuel Bryson, Evaristo Mwale, John Rand
  • Examination of Structural Shift in Food Consumption During the COVID-19 Pandemic in India Nidhi Kaicker, Aashi Gupta, Raghav Gaiha
  • Against Self-Reflexive Confessions: Collective Dialogues to Progressively Transform Academic North–South Collaborations Kewan Mertens, Adriana Moreno Cely, Viola N. Nyakato
  • Political Patronage and the Labour Market Experience of High-Skilled Workers: Mixed Methods Evidence from Sierra Leone Jamelia Harris

Ecologista

2024, Nº 122
  • El hotel El Algarrobico, un fracaso institucional José Ignacio Domínguez
  • La dana, el creciente fértil y el decreciente inevitable Juan Bordera
  • ¿Aprender de las catástrofes? Reflexiones tras la dana en Valencia José Albelda, Lorena Rodríguez Mattalía, Jorge Riechmann
  • Fotorreportaje. La dana en imágenes Jaime Pérez Rivero, María José Esteso Poves
  • Los residuos industriales en la genuina circularidad Rosa Fernández Díaz
  • Ecoembes, la historia de un dato increíble Alberto Vizcaíno López
  • Entrevista. Joaquim Sempere, filósofo: “Hay que lograr que la austeridad, la solidaridad universal y el respeto por la naturaleza lleguen a ser lo normal” Rafael Díaz-Salazar
  • La cantera de Lobres. Una explotación sin licencia a pocos metros del pueblo y en zona protegida Juan Antonio Martínez Romera ‘Nono’, Paz Buendía
  • La rebaja de la protección del lobo en Europa: una peligrosa tendencia sin base científica Andrés Illana Martínez
  • Extractivismos de cercanía. Una mirada crítica desde los ecofeminismos Área Ecofeminista de Ecologistas en Acción
  • Boicot comercial a las empresas cómplices del genocidio en Gaza Luis Azorín Vera
  • Tecnofeudalismo. Que los árboles no nos impidan ver el bosque Raúl Radovich
  • Relato. Las sandalias de Tana Ilka Oliva Corado

Postcolonial Studies

2024, Vol. 27, Nº 3

Articles

  • Beyond belief: secularism, religion and our muddled modernity Sanjay Seth
  • Science and indigenous knowledge: the significance of the mātauranga Māori debate Luke O’Sullivan
  • ‘I sing to you / from my place with my righteous kin’: Judith Wright’s decolonial poetics Amy Bouwer
  • Algorithmic archaeologies and genealogies of hate: hidden histories and the scrambled temporalities of political affect Purnima Mankekar-

Book Reviews

  • Defend the brutes Musab Younis
  • Out of the dark night: essays on decolonization Xiaochun Lei
  • The middle-class sensorium and ethnographic provocations in Angola Vivian Chenxue Lu
  • What is ailing Africa? Practical philosophy in reinventing Africa Reza Adeputra Tohis
  • The climate of history in a planetary age Miguel Vatter

Gender & Development

2024, Vol. 32, Nº 3
Disaster and Resilience: Intersectional approaches towards establishing resilient communities during crises

Introduction

  • Disaster and resilience: intersectional approaches towards establishing resilient communities during crises Suranjana Gupta, Gayatri Menon, Ayse Yonder, Shivani Satija & Anandita Ghosh

Research ARticles

  • Resilience aspirations, precarious futures: gender invisibility, racialised risk, and forced displacements in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Luciana Mendes Barbosa
  • Organised dispossession and development as disaster: analysing caste and gender in disaster policymaking Muneeb Ul Lateef Banday & Anukriti Dixit
  • Tiding over socio-ecological vulnerabilities: experiences of two groups of cleaning/domestic women workers from Kerala, India Anamika Ajay & J. Devika
  • Beyond drinking water supply infrastructure: gendered lived experiences in coastal Bangladesh Afsana Afrin Esha
  • Neend Udaao Andolan: Bhopali women’s responses to the ongoing environmental and health disaster surrounding the abandoned Union Carbide factory, Bhopal, India Rachna Dhingra & Madhumita Dutta
  • Promoting youth advocacy for resilience to disasters: a pilot study Allen Hyde, Meltem Alemdar, Katie OConnell, Philip Omunga, Michelle Reckner, Yanni Loukissas, Iris Tien, Mohsin Yousufi, Nisha Botchwey, Olivia Chatman, Kamiya Clayton, Mildred McClain, Mustafa Shabazz & Blaine Branch
  • Building Community Resilience: Strategies of Women and Nonbinary-led Grassroots Organisations in New York City Ayse Yonder
  • A Beirut blast: how inclusive disaster management for refugees and hosts reassembled a community in a disintegrated city Jasmin Lilian Diab
  • The role of rituals and cultural heritage in post-disaster social resilience: the case of Antakya Sonyel Oflazoğlu & Metin Dora
  • Establishing resilient communities through women’s leadership and organising: a case study in Gaziantep, Türkiye Mia Tong & Ceren Topgül
  • Taking others in: conceptualising hosting with feminist ethics of care and mutual aid Cynthia Caron
  • The Community Resilience Fund: a transformative tool for grassroots women-led community resilience Suranjana Gupta, Anwesha Tewary, Violet Shivutse, Elisabeth Markham, Doreen Magotsi, Brigita Ra Sekar Laras, Syarifah Anggrenni & Shraddha Pandya

Resources

  • Here you can find additional materials related to the issue Anandita Ghosh and Shivani Satija

Book Reviews

  • Yaari: An Anthology on Friendship by Women and Queer Folx Sadaf Nausheen
  • Contemporary Gender Formations in India: In-between Conformity, Dissent and Affect Deepti Komalam
  • Migration, Food Security and Development: Insights from Rural India Kunal Munjal and Amrita Datta
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Publicada por el ODI, Overseas Dvelopment Institute y Blackwell's. Tiene como objetivo proporcionar un foro de alto nivel sobre desastres naturales y políticas de emergencia en todo el mundo, promoviendo el intercambio de ideas y experiencias entre sus participantes. Publica tanto reportajes y artículos como estudios académicos. Contiene referencias bibliográficas y de conferencias. En Hegoa pueden consultarse desde 1999. Resúmenes de los artículos desde 1997, aquí.

Última entrega

  • Vested Interest theory and disaster preparedness. Claude H. Miller, Bradley J. Adame, Scott D. Moore.
  • Towards guidelines for post-disaster vulnerability reduction in informal settlements. Brent Doberstein, Heather Stager.
  • Disaster management and the critical thinking skills of local emergency managers: correlations with age, gender, education, and years in occupation. Stacy L. Peerbolte, Matthew Lloyd Collins.
  • ‘The Ethiopian famine’ revisited: Band Aid and the antipolitics of celebrity humanitarian action. Tanja R. Müller.
  • Media messages and the needs of infants and young children after Cyclone Nargis and the WenChuan Earthquake. Karleen D. Gribble.
  • Workplace response of companies exposed to the 9/11 World Trade Center attack: a focus-group study. Carol S. North, Betty Pfefferbaum, Barry A. Hong, Mollie R. Gordon, You-Seung Kim, Lisa Lind, David E. Pollio.
  • L'Aquila's reconstruction challenges: has Italy learned from its previous earthquake disasters?. Alpaslan Özerdem, Gianni Rufini.
  • Climate forecasts in disaster management: Red Cross flood operations in West Africa, 2008. Lisette Martine Braman, Maarten Krispijn van Aalst, Simon J. Mason, Pablo Suarez, Youcef Ait-Chellouche, Arame Tall.
  • Microfinance institutions and a coastal community's disaster risk reduction, response, and recovery process: a case study of Hatiya, Bangladesh. Gulsan Ara Parvin, Rajib Shaw.
2012, Vol. 36, Nº 4

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  • Gender and international crisis response: do we have the data, and does it matter? Lisa Eklund and Siri Tellier
  • The academic medical centre and nongovernmental organisation partnership following a natural disaster. Babak Sarani, Samir Mehta, Michael Ashburn, Koji Nakashima, Rajan Gupta, Derek Dombroski and C. William Schwab
  • Dignity and the right of internally displaced adolescents in Colombia to sexual and reproductive health. Marleen Bosmans, Fernando Gonzalez, Eva Brems and Marleen Temmerman
  • Connectedness, social support and internalising emotional and behavioural problems in adolescents displaced by the Chechen conflict. Theresa S. Betancourt, Carmel Salhi, Stephen Buka, Jennifer Leaning, Gillian Dunn and Felton Earls
  • Ocean waves and roadside spirits: Thai health service providers' post-tsunami psychosocial health. Emma Varley, Wanrudee Isaranuwatchai and Peter C. Coyte
  • Flood vulnerability and commercial activities: the case of the city of Girona, Spain. Lluís Ribera Masgrau and Anna Ribas Palom
  • Time needed to evacuate the Netherlands in the event of large-scale flooding: strategies and consequences. Bas Kolen and Ira Helsloot
  • Analysis of hazardous material releases due to natural hazards in the United States. Hatice Sengul, Nicholas Santella, Laura J. Steinberg and Ana Maria Cruz
2012, Vol. 36, Nº 3
  • Disaster risk reduction capacity assessment for precarious settlements in Guatemala City. Scott B. Miles, Rebekah A. Green and Walter Svekla
  • Enhancing disaster management by mapping disaster proneness and preparedness. Vishal Mishra, Sanjay Fuloria and Shailendra Singh Bisht
  • Social, not physical, infrastructure: the critical role of civil society after the 1923 Tokyo earthquake. Daniel P. Aldrich
  • Effects of the Bam earthquake on employment: a shift-share analysis. Nader Mehregan, Ali Asgary and Rouhollah Rezaei
  • Emotional and behavioural reactions to tremors of the Umbria-Marche earthquake. Gabriele Prati, Valeria Catufi and Luca Pietrantoni
  • Long-term gendered consequences of permanent disabilities caused by the 2005 Pakistan earthquake. Humaira Irshad, Zubia Mumtaz and Adrienne Levay
  • An analysis of seismic risk from a tourism point of view. Päivi Mäntyniemi
  • Inequalities in exposure and awareness of flood risk in England and Wales. Jane L. Fielding
  • The living environment and children's fears following the Indonesian tsunami. Ye Beverly Du, Christopher Thomas Lee, Desy Christina, Myron L. Belfer, Theresa S. Betancourt, Edward James O'Rourke and Judith S. Palfrey
  • An adaptive governance approach to disaster-related behavioural health services. Simon A. Andrew and James M. Kendra
  • Substance use among populations displaced by conflict: a literature review. Nadine Ezard
2012, Vol. 36, Nº Supplement 1
Urban vulnerability and humanitarian response
  • Urban vulnerability and displacement: a review of current issues. Sara Pantuliano, Victoria Metcalfe, Simone Haysom and Eleanor Davey
  • Displacement in urban areas: new challenges, new partnerships. Jeff Crisp, Tim Morris and Hilde Refstie
  • Protecting people in cities: the disturbing case of Haiti. Elizabeth Ferris and Sara Ferro-Ribeiro
  • Shelter strategies, humanitarian praxis and critical urban theory in post-crisis reconstruction. Lilianne Fan
  • Moving from the ‘why’ to the ‘how’: reflections on humanitarian response in urban settings. Elena Lucchi
  • Aid in a city at war: the case of Mogadishu, Somalia. François Grünewald
  • Jockeying for position in the humanitarian field: Iraqi refugees and faith-based organisations in Damascus. Tahir Zaman
2012, Vol. 36, Nº 2
  • From fatalism to resilience: reducing disaster impacts through systematic investments. Harvey Hill, John Wiener and Koko Warner
  • How much more exposed are the poor to natural disasters? Global and regional measurement. Namsuk Kim
  • Knowledge creation and reliable decision-making in complex emergencies. Bjørn Ivar Kruke and Odd Einar Olsen
  • Farming the battlefield: the meanings of war, cattle and soil in South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo. T. Paul Cox
  • Epidemiological assessment of food aid in the Bosnian conflict, 1994–97. Neil Andersson, Sergio Paredes-Solís, Anne Cockcroft and Lorraine Sherr
  • Lessons from the 2006 Louisiana Health and Population Survey. Gregory S. Stone, Alden K. Henderson, Stephanie I. Davis, Michael Lewin, Iris Shimizu, Ramesh Krishnamurthy, Kris Bisgard, Robin Lee, Aisha Jumaan, Erin Marziale, Miranda Bryant, Clayton Williams, Karen Mason, Maria Sirois, Makiko Hori, Jonathan Chapman and David J. Bowman
  • A baseline assessment of emergency planning and preparedness in Italian universities. Fausto Marincioni and Rita Fraboni
  • The views of experts and residents on social vulnerability to flash floods in an Alpine region of Italy. Bruna De Marchi and Anna Scolobig
  • Modelling coordination in hospital emergency departments through social network analysis. Liaquat Hossain and Danny Chun Kit Guan
2012, Vol. 36, Nº 1
  • Coping strategies and risk manageability: using participatory geographical information systems to represent local knowledge. Graciela Peters-Guarin, Michael K. McCall and Cees van Westen
  • Complementing institutional with localised strategies for climate change adaptation: a South–North comparison. Christine Wamsler and Nigel Lawson
  • Cyclone preparedness and response: an analysis of lessons identified using an adapted military planning framework. Peter Tatham, Richard Oloruntoba and Karen Spens
  • Post-flooding disaster crop diversity recovery: a case study of Cowpea in Mozambique. Morag E. Ferguson, Richard B. Jones, Paula J. Bramel, Carlos Domínguez, Carla Torre do Vale and Jie Han
  • Latino social network dynamics and the Hurricane Katrina disaster. DeAnne K. Hilfinger Messias, Clare Barrington and Elaine Lacy
  • Controlling disasters: recognising latent goals after Hurricane Katrina. Lee M. Miller
  • Preventing corruption in humanitarian assistance: perceptions, gaps and challenges. Daniel Maxwell, Sarah Bailey, Paul Harvey, Peter Walker, Cheyanne Sharbatke-Church and Kevin Savage
  • The need for innovative strategies to improve immunisation services in rural Zimbabwe. Addmore Chadambuka, Anderson Chimusoro, Tsitsilina Apollo, Mufuta Tshimanga, Olivia Namusisi and Elizabeth T. Luman
2011, Vol. 35, Nº 4
  • Rebuilding and strengthening health systems and providing basic health services in fragile states. William Newbrander, Ronald Waldman y Megan Shepherd-Banigan
  • Human resources for health through conflict and recovery: lessons from African countries. Enrico Pavignani
  • Post-conflict health reconstruction: search for a policy. Leonard S. Rubenstein
  • Mother's body mass index as a predictor of infant's nutritional status in the post-emergency phase of a flood. Sophie Goudet, Paula Griffths y Barry A. Bogin
  • Supporting breastfeeding in emergencies: protecting women's reproductive rights and maternal and infant health. Karleen D. Gribble, Marie McGrath, Ali MacLaine y Lida Lhotska
  • An integrated approach: managing resources for post-disaster reconstruction. Yan Chang, Suzanne Wilkinson, David Brunsdon, Erica Seville y Regan Potangaroa
  • Remodelling reparation: changes in the compensation of victims of natural catastrophes in Belgium and the Netherlands. Véronique Bruggeman, Michael Faure y Miriam Haritz
  • A test of stress theory: relief workers in refugee camps. Hussein H. Soliman y David F. Gillespie
  • Facilitating disaster preparedness through local radio broadcasting. Eila Romo-Murphy, Ross James y Mike Adams
2011, Vol. 35, Nº 3
  • Tsunami survivors' perspectives on vulnerability and vulnerability reduction: evidence from Koh Phi Phi Don and Khao Lak, Thailand.
  • Evaluating post-Katrina recovery in Mississippi using repeat photography.
  • Repetitive flood victims and acceptance of FEMA mitigation offers: an analysis with community-system policy implications.
  • Social impact of the 2004 Manawatu floods and the 'hollowing out' of rural New Zealand.
  • Severe drought and the vitamin A status of rural preschool children in India.
  • The establishment of a standard operation procedure for psychiatric service after an earthquake.
  • Establishing moral bearings: ethics and expatriate health care professionals in humanitarian work.
  • Disaster coordination preparedness of soft-target organizations.
2011, Vol. 35, Nº 2
  • Dividing disasters in Aceh, Indonesia: Separatist conflict and tsunami, human rights and humanitarianism.
  • The role of the organisational psychologist in disasters and emergency situations.
  • Comparative analysis of permanent post-disaster houses contructed in Cankiri and Dinar.
  • Mother nature versus human nature: Public compliance with evacuation and quarantine.
2011, Vol. 35, Nº 1
  • The relationship between demographic/educational parameters and perceptions, knowledge and earthquake mitigation in Israel.
  • Information technology and emergency mangement: preparedness and planning in US states.
  • Pinning down vulnerability: from narratives to numbers.
  • Revisiting sphere: new standards of service delivery for new trends in potracted displacement.
2010, Vol. 34, Nº 4
  • Health sector recovery in early post-conflict environments: experience from southern Sudan.
  • Individual preparedness and mitigation actions for a predicted earhquake in Istambul.
  • Cyclone disaster vulnerability and response experiences in coastal Bangladesh. Emergency preparedness consultants at the local government level: the Israeli experience.
  • Between war and peace: humanitarian assistance in violent urban settings.
  • Doing good, but looking bad? Local perceptions of two humanitarian organisations in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
2010, Vol. 34, Nº 3
States of fragility: stabilisation and its implications for humanitarian action.
  • 'A tradition of forgetting': stabilisation and humanitarian action in historical perspective.
  • Stabilisation and humanitarian access in a collapsed state: the Somali case.
  • Stabilising a victor's peace? Humanitarian action and reconstruction in eastern Sri Lanka.
  • The United Kingdom's stabilisation model and Afghanistan: the impact on humanitarian actors.
  • Security for whom? Stabilisation and civilian protection in Colombia.
  • Aid and stability in Pakistan: lessons from the 2005 earthquake response.
  • Addressing symptoms but not causes: stabilisation and humanitarian action in Timor-Leste.
  • The effects of stabilisation on humanitarian action in Haiti.
2010, Vol. 34, Nº 3
  • Campaign contributions, lobbying and post-Katrina contracts.
  • Gauging the societal impacts of natural desasters using a capability approach.
  • Transformative experience for hurricanes Katrina and Rita disasters volunteers.
  • Fiji's wors natural disasters: the 1931 hurricane and flood.
  • Post-earthquake reabilitation of the rural water systems in Kashmir's Jehlum Valley.
  • Assessing the impact of the Indian Ocean tsunami on households: a modified domestics assets index approach.
  • Vulnerability of schools to floods in Nyando River catchment, Kenya.
  • Disasters response preparedness coordination through social networks.
  • Two solitudes: post-tsunami and post-conflict Aceh.
  • Symptomatic profile and health-related quality of life of persons affected by the Prestige catastrophe.
  • Optimazing hurricane disaster relief goods distribution: model development and application with respect to planing strategies.
  • Emergency safe spaces in Haiti and the Solomon Islands.
  • Minimization of socioeconomic disruption for displaced populations following disasters.
2010, Vol. 34, Nº 2
The social dynamics of Humanitarian Action
  • Community cohesion after a natural disaster: insights from a Carliste flood.
  • Lessons from a microfinance recapitalisation programme.
  • Organisational socialisation in a crisis context.
2010, Vol. 34, Nº 1

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