International audienceWhile risk perception studies have flourished in an expanded interdisciplinary field since the early works of geographers and psychologists in the 1960s, the wide array of risk perception drivers remain controversial. This paper proposes to shift from location-specific approaches to a space-based framework in order to develop the relationship between risk perception, residential segregation and exposure to hazards. The data is provided by a spatially and socially representative survey (n = 621) carried out in Bucharest, Romania. Bucharest is a medium-size European capital particularly exposed to floods, earthquakes, hazardous activities and pollution. Rapid deindustrialization and the enduring memory of the last major ...
International audienceThe analysis of complex systems such as those captured by scientific ecology s...
In the French national context of reassessing coastal risk management, it seems necessary to study t...
During the 20th century, new stakes appeared on coastal areas. Moreover in february 2010, the devast...
While risk perception studies have flourished in an expanded interdisciplinary field since the early...
Social vulnerability has been studied for years with sociological, psychological and economical appr...
International audienceThis chapter presents the main results of a risk perception survey in two sici...
Existing risk research usually does not contemplate the landscape dimension as a category of risk,...
In the context of the French estuary of the Seine River (Normandy), around the urban area of Le Havr...
This study aims to assess the perception that 9th year students have about some key concepts relate...
Flooding is one of the world's main natural hazards. In view of this risk, being amplified by climat...
Existing risk research usually does not contemplate the landscape dimension as a category of risk, t...
International audienceThe analysis of complex systems such as those captured by scientific ecology s...
In the French national context of reassessing coastal risk management, it seems necessary to study t...
During the 20th century, new stakes appeared on coastal areas. Moreover in february 2010, the devast...
While risk perception studies have flourished in an expanded interdisciplinary field since the early...
Social vulnerability has been studied for years with sociological, psychological and economical appr...
International audienceThis chapter presents the main results of a risk perception survey in two sici...
Existing risk research usually does not contemplate the landscape dimension as a category of risk,...
In the context of the French estuary of the Seine River (Normandy), around the urban area of Le Havr...
This study aims to assess the perception that 9th year students have about some key concepts relate...
Flooding is one of the world's main natural hazards. In view of this risk, being amplified by climat...
Existing risk research usually does not contemplate the landscape dimension as a category of risk, t...
International audienceThe analysis of complex systems such as those captured by scientific ecology s...
In the French national context of reassessing coastal risk management, it seems necessary to study t...
During the 20th century, new stakes appeared on coastal areas. Moreover in february 2010, the devast...