Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices: New Approaches, Progress, and Contemporary Challenges (Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management, 27)
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Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices: New Approaches, Progress, and Contemporary Challenges (Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management, 27)

by Kousik Das Malakar

Geography Environmental Studies Disaster Management
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Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices explores the geographical dimensions of disaster risk reduction. Addressing new approaches, progress, and contemporary challenges, this academic volume contributes to discussions across community, environmental, and disaster risk management studies.

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Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices examines disaster risk reduction through a geographical perspective.

The book focuses on new approaches, progress, and contemporary challenges in the field.

It is part of the Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management series.

This title is intended for readers seeking academic perspectives on disaster risk reduction and its relationship to geography, communities, and the environment.

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