RC39 Sociology of Disasters

Program Coordinators:

Michèle COMPANION, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, USA, mcompani@uccs.edu

Tiffany COUSINS, Cousins Analytics, USA, Tiffany.ACousins@gmail.com


Sessions:


Artificial Intelligence and Digital Sociology In Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

Beyond Sectoral Recovery: Longitudinal and Integrative Approaches to Long-Term Disaster Recovery

Care Continuity Under Pressure: Buiding Resilient Adult-Care Systems

Civil Society Responses to Disaster: Volunteering, Recovery, and Community Resilience

Climate Change and Heatwaves: Impact, Adaptation, and Climate Justice

Climate Eschatology, Eco-Anxiety, and the Social Indicators of Well-Being In Turbulent Times

Critical Disaster Studies In the Age of Polycrisis: Interdisciplinary and Intersectional Perspectives on Vulnerability, Resilience and Disaster Governance

Cultural Heritage and Disasters

Disaster Governance from the Global South: Local Institutions, Inequality, and Everyday Resilience

Disaster Resilience In Diverse Societies: Immigration, Risk and Recovery

Disasters and Substandard Housing

Disasters, Social Determinants, and Health Outcomes from a Global Perspective

Enhancing Social Equity In Disaster and Emergency Management

Gender-Based Violence In the Sociology of Disasters: Inequality, Invisibility, and Institutional Responses

Inclusive and Equal Access to the Early Warning Services

Integrating Citizen Science, GIS and Risk Communication: Toward Inclusive Disaster Management

Nature-Based Solutions for Disaster Risk Reduction: Evidence, Limits, and Local Realities

Responding to Uncommon Hazard Events: Challenges, Adaptation, and Lessons for Crisis Management

Structural Marginalization and Unequal Care: Perspectives on Mental Health In Disaster Contexts

Supporting Human-Animal Bonds and Enhancing Human-Animal Resilience In Disaster Settings

Unequal Recoveries, Unequal Futures: Youth, Social Inequality, and the Life Course of Disaster

Violence and Society In Times of Turbulence and Crisis: Conflict, Power, and Social Response

Visual Representations and Disaster Narratives As Social Practices