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[Introductory]: Resilience in the Anthropocene / Fronika de Wit, Astrid Catharina Mangnus and Carolina Giraldo Nohra.
Section I: Risk assessment: Bridging two cultures of fire risk at the wildland-urban interface : the case of Haifa, Israel / Yaella Depietri and Daniel E. Orenstein
A review of flood vulnerability indices for coastal cities / Mario A. Giampieri
Damaging flood risk in the Portuguese municipalities / Pedro Pinto Santos, Susana Pereira, Sergio Cruz Oliveira et al.
Social vulnerability to drought in rural Malawi / Euan James Innes, Robert Šakić Trogrlić and Lindsay C. Beevers
Urban metabolism and land use optimization : in quest for modus operandi for urban resilience / Małgorzata Hanzl, Andries Geerse, Rahul Dewan et al.
A copmarative analysis of social indicators from the vulnerability cartography between Bragança Paulista and Campos do Jordão (São Paulo, Brazil) / Franciele Caroline Guerra and Bruno Zucherato.
Section II: Prevention: Developing guidelines for increasing the resilience of informal settlements exposed to wildfire risk using a risk-based planning approach / Constanza Gonzalez-Mathiesen and Alan March
Analyzing city-scale resilience using a novel systems approach / Kerri McClymont, Melissa Bedinger, David Morrison et al.
Section III: Mitigation: Disaster risk reduction beyond command and contorl : mapping an Australian wildfire from a complex adaptive systems' perspective / Leonardo Nogueira de Moraes and Alan March.
Section IV: Preparedness: Resilience work in Swedish local governance : evidence from the areas of climate change adaptation, migration, and violent extremism / Evangelia Petridou, Jorgen Sparf and Kari Pihl
Another take on reframing resilience as agency : the agency toward resilience (ATR) model / Eva Louise Posch, Karl Michael Hoferl, Rainer Bell et al.
Risk management for forest fires at a world heritage site : vulnerability and repsonse capacity by Rapa Nui indigenous community / Constanza Espinoza-Valenzuela and Marcela Hurtado
A people-centered approach to program deisgn : unpacking risks and vulnerabilities in Darfus, Sudan / Daniela Giardina and Jessica Fullwood-Thomas.
Section V: Response: Understanding collective action through social media based disaster data analytics / Andrea Garcia Tapia and Jose E. Ramirez-Marquez
Exploring alternative livelihood in oil-spill impacted communities : a Nigerian perspective / Oshienemen Albert, Dilanthi Amaragtunga and Richard Haigh.
Section I: Risk assessment: Bridging two cultures of fire risk at the wildland-urban interface : the case of Haifa, Israel / Yaella Depietri and Daniel E. Orenstein
A review of flood vulnerability indices for coastal cities / Mario A. Giampieri
Damaging flood risk in the Portuguese municipalities / Pedro Pinto Santos, Susana Pereira, Sergio Cruz Oliveira et al.
Social vulnerability to drought in rural Malawi / Euan James Innes, Robert Šakić Trogrlić and Lindsay C. Beevers
Urban metabolism and land use optimization : in quest for modus operandi for urban resilience / Małgorzata Hanzl, Andries Geerse, Rahul Dewan et al.
A copmarative analysis of social indicators from the vulnerability cartography between Bragança Paulista and Campos do Jordão (São Paulo, Brazil) / Franciele Caroline Guerra and Bruno Zucherato.
Section II: Prevention: Developing guidelines for increasing the resilience of informal settlements exposed to wildfire risk using a risk-based planning approach / Constanza Gonzalez-Mathiesen and Alan March
Analyzing city-scale resilience using a novel systems approach / Kerri McClymont, Melissa Bedinger, David Morrison et al.
Section III: Mitigation: Disaster risk reduction beyond command and contorl : mapping an Australian wildfire from a complex adaptive systems' perspective / Leonardo Nogueira de Moraes and Alan March.
Section IV: Preparedness: Resilience work in Swedish local governance : evidence from the areas of climate change adaptation, migration, and violent extremism / Evangelia Petridou, Jorgen Sparf and Kari Pihl
Another take on reframing resilience as agency : the agency toward resilience (ATR) model / Eva Louise Posch, Karl Michael Hoferl, Rainer Bell et al.
Risk management for forest fires at a world heritage site : vulnerability and repsonse capacity by Rapa Nui indigenous community / Constanza Espinoza-Valenzuela and Marcela Hurtado
A people-centered approach to program deisgn : unpacking risks and vulnerabilities in Darfus, Sudan / Daniela Giardina and Jessica Fullwood-Thomas.
Section V: Response: Understanding collective action through social media based disaster data analytics / Andrea Garcia Tapia and Jose E. Ramirez-Marquez
Exploring alternative livelihood in oil-spill impacted communities : a Nigerian perspective / Oshienemen Albert, Dilanthi Amaragtunga and Richard Haigh.