Titlebook: Disaster Resilience and Human Settlements; Emerging Perspective Bharat Dahiya,Francesco de Pascale,Leonardo Mercat Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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Florian Neuburg,Stefan Kühne,Fabian Reicher and cultural state of the populace of the affected area. Anthropocene changes the frequency, magnitude, and spatial distribution ofdisasters with time. These disasters undermine the progress toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).?Disaster risk reduction and sustainable development are closely

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Vernhard Landsberg,W. B. Schmidtntervention policies are connected to certain perceptions of disasters. Communities are often the starting point as well as the recipients of such studies. In the tourism industry, the issue of safety and risk plays a fundamental role in the dynamics of hospitality and opens up many inquiries. Indee

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19870-0ncing the ways through which information is territorialized and, vice versa, territories are (re)shaped in the virtual dimension. In particular, the internet and the social web have further accelerated the increase in geo-tagged data which are co-created by not professional users. The increasing co-

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Streifzüge durch die Kontinuumstheoriepractice?of?warfare. The . (IHOPE) project notes that “human history has traditionally been cast in terms of the rise and fall of great civilizations, wars, and specific human achievements. This history leaves out the important ecological and climate contexts that shaped and mediated these events. H

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8788-5e the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) intervention framework. This fund, created in 2002 and renewed in 2014, is an instrument capable of intervening retrospectively and on different levels on the territories affected by a natural event at high intensity. Since 2020, the operativity of the Fun