Australian Journal of Emergency Management (AIDR)
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A quarterly journal of analysis, considered views, lessons learned and insights into current and future issues from researchers and practitioners at all levels of emergency management.
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The Australian Journal of Emergency Management (AJEM) is seeking article submissions for its 2024 themed edition on Gender Diversity and Inclusion. This special edition is part of a broader collaboration with Gender and Disaster Australia.
The Australian Journal of Emergency Management (AJEM) is seeking article submissions for its 2023 editions.
This paper draws out the gendered factors that affected the resilience of 56 women and men in Australia, and in so doing, begins to address the dearth of research related to gendered aspects of long-term disaster resilience.
LGBTQIA+ inclusion in disaster management requires addressing both resilience capacities and disaster vulnerabilities. Emphasizing indicators of vulnerability, like gender, can downplay the complexity of lived experiences and marginalisation.
This paper considers the following questions:
The Australian journey regarding warnings has been a long one, and while the concept of a national warning system had been under consideration for some time, momentum really started to gain pace following the development, testing and analysis of t
This research project, in accordance with bushfire and natural hazards CRC research, shows that:
This paper reviews findings from a research project examining the role insurance cover (or the lack thereof) plays in disaster recovery.
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