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A Complexity Approach to Disasters and Humanitarian Crises
Humanitarian crises and related complex emergencies caused by natural hazards or conflicts are marked by uncertainty. Disasters are extreme events mitigated through preparedness, response, and recovery. This article uses social complexity theory as a novel framework for deriving actionable insights … Continue reading
Posted in Complexity, Disasters, Humanitarian crises, Uncertainty
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