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Ethnicity / Man-made non-intentional hazards or emergency situations

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Cultural differences visible in the phases of disaster response and recovery

30.09.2018


Cross-cultural differences such as skin colour, gender, and education, define the social vulnerability of the society

30.09.2018


General rules for evacuation addressing religious and cultural rights

30.09.2018


Disaster management plans should be in line with language and other specific requirements of ethnic minorities and vulnerable groups

30.09.2018


Actors involved in disaster management for vulnerable groups in Bulgaria

30.09.2018


Description of the project: ‘Prepared Together for Disasters, Emergencies, and Crises’ (Bulgaria, 2013-2015)

30.09.2018


Low vs high levels of social cohesion as weaknesses or strengths in disaster situations

30.09.2018


Ethnic diversity contributes to collective community experience and knowledge on disaster preparedness and response

30.09.2018


Relationships between Buddhism and disaster recovery

30.09.2018


The effect and origin of gender differences in perception of risk

30.09.2018


The effect of race and ethnicity on perception of risk

30.09.2018


The importance of training on how to deal with multi-ethnic and religious neighbourhoods

30.09.2018


The impact of differences in local cultures on disaster communication

30.09.2018


Differences in behaviour amongst different ethnic groups in a disaster is more likely to be linked to a lack of local knowledge rather than to cultural factors

30.09.2018


Different "types of power" within empowerment

30.09.2018


Cultural influences on empowerment processes

30.09.2018


The protection and respect for the right to cultural identity and participation in cultural life take various forms

30.09.2018


Discriminatory attitudes in disaster contexts

30.09.2018


Legal frameworks for children, pregnant women, elderly, disabled and sick people vulnerabilities in a disaster situation

30.09.2018


Bulgarian legislation for groups with special needs and different cultural identity

30.09.2018


Varying level of trust in authorities, with regards to nuclear risk in the UK, Spain, France and Sweden

30.09.2018


Non-whites in evacuation situations

30.09.2018


The relationship between trust and perceived nuclear risk is not universal: lower in the UK and higher in Sweden

30.09.2018


UK legislation concerning vulnerable groups

30.09.2018


Education is a significant predictor of risk perception and attitudes towards those phenomena

30.09.2018


Intensified information-seeking as a response to a disaster event

30.09.2018


Information categories concerning short term disaster recovery

30.09.2018


People with higher levels of education and higher incomes have a lower levels of trust in governments and higher levels of trust in scientific institutions

30.09.2018


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