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Religions, natural hazards, and disasters: An introduction

Jean‐Christophe Gaillard · Pauline Texier

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Disaster Management and Resilience Study and Philosophy of Religion Religion, Ecology, and Ethics

Abstract

Abstract This editorial serves as an introduction to the special issue of Religion on Religions, Natural Hazards, and Disasters. It sets out some conceptual background and briefly reviews the existing literature on religion, natural hazards, and disasters. It also provides a brief assessment of the role of religious and groups in reducing the risk of disasters

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