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Disaster Prevention and Management

Disaster Prevention and Management


An International Journal

ISSN: 0965-3562

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2011 Impact Factor: 0.338 * 
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Editorial objectives

Disaster Prevention and Management sets out to advance the available knowledge in the broad field of disaster risk reduction and management. The prime requirement will be that each article:

Unique Attributes

Disaster Prevention and Management (DPM) sets out to advance knowledge in the broad field of disaster risk reduction and management. Disasters refer to events associated to all forms of hazards, including natural phenomena, technological accidents, criminality and conflicts, complex emergencies, transportation accidents, poverty and other social and economic threats.
 
DPM aims at providing a platform for bridging the gap between a large array of academic disciplines and stakeholders, including policy makers, practitioners and representatives of the civil society / local communities. Therefore, it therefore particularly welcomes contributions which emphasise multi-disciplinary and multi-actor perspectives on innovative topics related to disaster risk reduction and management.
 
The journal publishes two types of articles. Long research papers (between 6 and 7,000 words) cover conceptual and theoretical reflections, methodological contributions and case studies. Short articles (up to 4,000 words) include commentaries, policy and practice briefings, field reports and book reviews. For the latter, reviewers are encouraged to send their review to the book author(s) to solicit a reply, which will be published along the review.
 
DPM only considers high-quality articles which are peer-reviewed by one (short articles) or two (long articles) external experts and the editors before acceptance for publication. To speak to a large range of stakeholders, including non-academic actors, both short and long articles must avoid technical jargons.
 
DPM also encourages the contribution of junior scholars, authors from less affluent countries and non-native English speakers, and provide support to assist them throughout the reviewing and publication of their manuscript.

Key Journal Audiences

The journal has a wide-ranging relevance to academic organisations, government and international organisations, non-governmental organisations, private sector organisations, and civil society groups:

Coverage

The journal publishes conceptual and theoretical reflections, methodological contributions, policy and practice briefings, case studies, and reports from the field. Book reviews are also most welcome. Reviewers are encouraged to send their review to the book author(s) to solicit a reply, which will be published along the review.

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