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(2019), "Index", Forbes-Mewett, H. (Ed.) Vulnerability in a Mobile World, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 177-181. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78756-911-920191001

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Copyright © Selection and editorial matter 2020 Helen Forbes-Mewett. Published under exclusive licence. Individual chapters 2020 respective authors.

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate footnotes.

Absent without Leave (AWOL)

, 40

Academic accomplishment

, 156

Access model

, 11

Acculturation stress

, 124

Active listening

, 97, 102–103

Adaptation process

, 124–126

Adjustments

, 118

AETOS (Auxiliary Police)

, 40

Agricultural and irrigation development, past policies of

, 79

Agricultural development policies

, 79–81

American Psychological Association (APA)

, 156

An Giang province

, 77–78

Anxiety

, 98–99

Artificial intelligence (AI)

, 9

Asylum seekers

, 92

communication within Italian Organisations

, 102–109

interaction within Australian and Italian Humanitarian Organisations

, 93–95

resettlement and vulnerability in Australia

, 95–102

Australia

intercultural relationships in

, 137–138

resettlement and vulnerability in

, 95–102

Australian and Italian Humanitarian Organisations, interaction within

, 93–95

Beauty tween girls

, 162

Behaviour tween girls

, 162–163

Beliefs on mental health

, 121

Capacity

, 14–17

Catholic Welfare Services (CWS) Night Café

, 35

Central Provident Fund (CPF)

, 41

Chernobyl explosion

, 20

Clayton Police Station

, 57–58

Communication

within Italian Organisations

, 102–109

technology

, 136

Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV)

, 79

Community

, 48n2, 100

effects of urbanisation

, 51–53

impressions

, 48

organisations

, 41, 63

spirit

, 53

vulnerability

, 50–67

Community-based organisations (CBOs)

, 92, 94–95, 99, 102, 106

Conceptualisation of vulnerability

, 11–14

Contact zone

, 95, 97, 106

Contingencies

, 12

“Cosmopolitanism of citizens”

, 143

Coupled human–environment systems (CHES)

, 12

Crime

, 48

community vulnerability

, 65–67

Crop 3 (see Spring-Summer crop)

Cultural/culture

differences

, 123–124

dupes

, 156

influences

, 128–130

loneliness

, 124

shock

, 124

Data collection

, 122

Demographic change

, 51, 61–67

Destitute Persons Act

, 38

“Difficulty in coping with them”

, 12

Disaster resilience of place model (DROP model)

, 11, 16

Disasters

, 20–21

Discourse of sexualisation

, 156

Discrepancy

, 119

DIY ethos

, 167–168

Double-edged phenomenon

, 8

Drought

, 72, 75–77

“Earth day” first (1970)

, 6

Education

, 100

El Niño phenomenon

, 72

El Ni~no-induced drought

, 75, 77

Empathy

, 97, 102–103

Employment and legal support

, 100

Ethnic diversity

, 48, 62

Ethnic gangs

, 48

Euro-Australians (see European-Australians)

European-Australians

, 48, 48n1, 61, 63

residents

, 64

Expansion of Monash University

, 55–56

“Exposure to contingencies and stress”

, 12

Facilitator

, 93–94, 101

Farmers’ Union

, 73

Fashion tween girls

, 161

Fatherland Front

, 73

Femininity

, 164–165

Frustrations

, 125

Gang-violence

, 36

Girls’ resistance towards makeup

, 165–167

Glen Waverley Police Station

, 59–60, 62

Globalisation

, 9–10, 136

Halfies

, 140n2

Hazard-centred perspective

, 6

Hazards

, 14–15, 22

Help-seeking behaviours

, 119–120

Homelessness in Singapore

, 30–32

arguments about

, 32–33

structural and individual factors

, 33–34

structural dimensions

, 35–36

Host society

, 107

Households’ level, vulnerability at

, 77–79

Housing Development Board (HDB)

, 31, 37

Human invention

, 6

Human vulnerability

, 12

Illegal money-lending

, 36

Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage

, 62

Individual vulnerabilities in Singapore

, 30

as individual pathologies

, 38–40

and new orthodoxy

, 32–34

“social safety net” in Singapore

, 40–44

structural dimensions

, 34–37

Individualism

, 164

Industrialisation

, 9

Inequality

, 17–18

Insatiable demands

, 10

Intercultural adjustment

, 118

Intercultural communication

, 92–93, 96

Intercultural partnering

, 140

Intercultural relationships

, 136–137

in Australia

, 137–138

perceptions of

, 139

perceptions of social factors

, 144–150

reactions to

, 148–150

research approach

, 138

significance of

, 139–141

social acceptance of

, 141–144

Interculturality

, 93

International student migration

, 115–116

adjustments

, 118

beliefs on mental health

, 121

challenges while adapting to new environment

, 123–126

cultural influences

, 128–130

help-seeking behaviours

, 119–120

mental health literacy

, 120–121

perceptions towards seeking professional help

, 126–128

qualitative research methodology

, 121–122

recommendations from

, 130–131

International students

, 116–117, 120, 125

“Irreversible loss or sale of assets”

, 12

Irrigation development policies

, 81–82

Italian Organisations, communication within

, 102–109

Khmer farmers

, 83

Khmer group

, 74

Kingsway precinct

, 66

Kinh ethnicity

, 74

Labour market

, 101, 107–108

Lack of resilience

, 14

Legal assistance

, 107, 109

Local police stations, neglecting of

, 56–61

Loneliness

, 125

Long Phu district

, 84–84

Machine learning

, 9

Macpherson (smiley)

, 36–37

Macro-forces

, 22

“Many hands”

, 41

“Many helping hands”

, 41

Mediascape changes in tween girls’ daily lives

, 157–159

Mekong River Delta

, 72

Melbourne central business district (Melbourne CBD)

, 49, 54, 66

Mental health

, 116

beliefs on

, 121

care

, 128

higher mental health risks

, 118–119

literacy

, 120–121

services

, 120, 127

Mental illness

, 116

Methods for Improvement of Vulnerability Assessment in Europe (MOVE)

, 12

Micro resistances

, 156, 164–165

Micro-celebrities

, 160

Migration

, 115–116

Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA)

, 74n2

Mobility

, 1

Modernisation

, 7–8

Modernity

, 2

vulnerability in

, 6–11

Monash Local Government Area (Monash LGA)

, 48–49, 51–52, 54, 61

from European to Asian immigration

, 61–65

MTV

, 158–159

Multiculturality

, 93

Mutual obligation

, 41

Mutual respect

, 102–103

Mutuality

, 97

National Survey of Community Satisfaction with Policing (NSCSP)

, 49, 52

Natural disaster

, 72

2015–2016 drought and saline intrusion

, 75–77

context and data

, 73–75

social construction of vulnerability

, 77–86

Natural hazards

, 20

Neighbourhood Watch

, 63–64

New orthodoxy

, 30

explanation of homelessness

, 34

individual vulnerabilities and

, 32–34, 38

“social safety net” in Singapore

, 40–44

Non-European immigration into Monash

, 66–67

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

, 92, 94–95, 99, 102, 106

Open-coding

, 122

Overwhelmed feeling

, 125

Personal support

, 127

Physical agents

, 6

Physical environment

, 6

Place vulnerability

, 12

Police legitimacy research

, 49–50

Poverty

, 17–18

Prejudice mindsets

, 137

Prematurely sexualised tween girls

, 156

Pressure and Release model (PAR)

, 11, 13, 22–23, 86

Problem-solving communication

, 103

Prosti-tots

, 156

Public Rental Scheme

, 43

Qualitative methods

, 50

Racial boundary crossing

, 142

Racism

, 145–148

Re-learning

, 123

Reflexive modernity

, 9

Reflexivity

, 8

Refugees

, 92

communication within Italian Organisations

, 102–109

interaction within Australian and Italian Humanitarian Organisations

, 93–95

resettlement and vulnerability in Australia

, 95–102

Resettlement and Vulnerability in Australia

, 95–102

Resilience

, 14–17

Risk

, 8–10, 13–15

avoidance

, 11

demonstration

, 10–11

distribution

, 11

perception of public

, 10

Risk society

, 2

vulnerability in

, 6–11

Rough sleepers

, 30, 38, 44

Rural near-poor household

, 75n2

Rural poor household

, 75n2

Saline intrusion

, 72, 75–77

Security

, 18–20

community vulnerability

, 65–67

Sexualisation, discourse of

, 156

“Sick talk”

, 38

Singapore Airport Terminal Service (SATS)

, 39

Soc Trang Province

, 81–82

timeline of rice cropping transformation

, 82

Social acceptance of intercultural relationships

, 141–144

Social construction of vulnerability

, 77

interaction between state’s policies and farmers’ actions

, 82–86

vulnerability at households’ level

, 77–79

vulnerability rooted in socio-economic systems

, 79–82

Social dynamics

, 21

Social norms, changing

, 136

“Social safety net” in Singapore

, 40–44

Social support

, 127

Societal impact

, 6

Socio-economic systems, vulnerability rooted in

, 79–82

Spectatorship of tween girls

, 160–161

Spencer Street

, 65n8

Spring-Summer crop

, 75–76, 83

State’s policies and farmers’ actions interaction

, 82–86

Stereotyping

, 144–145

Stolen Generations

, 137

Structural factors

, 53–61

Tan Hung commune

, 73

agricultural production

, 76

ethnicity diversity

, 74

household poverty database

, 74–75

land use

, 74

People’s Committee

, 83

poor and near-poor households

, 75

third crop in

, 83

Terrorism

, 20

The Online Citizen (TOC)

, 33

Third rice crop (see Spring-Summer crop)

Threats

, 14–15

Traditional thinking mindset

, 144

“Trainwreck” celebrities

, 160

Tween girls

, 156–157

beauty

, 162

behaviour

, 162–163

changing mediascapes in daily lives

, 157–159

DIY ethos

, 167–168

fashion

, 161

microresistances

, 164–165

research approach

, 157

resistance towards Makeup

, 165–167

spectatorship

, 160–161

and YouTube

, 159–160

Youtube/Youtubers in daily lives

, 163–164

Ultra-celebrities

, 161

Urbanisation

, 48, 50n5

community effects

, 51–53

and community vulnerability

, 50–51

demographic change

, 61–67

research approach

, 49–50

structural factors

, 53–61

Video-mediated friendships

, 161

Voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs)

, 41

vụ Mùa

, 82

Vulnerability

, 1–2

causes and progression

, 20–23

conceptualisation of

, 11–14

evolution of concept

, 5–6

in reflexive modernity and risk society

, 6–11

relationships with other concepts

, 14–20

War-time Refugees Removal Act (1949)

, 137

Western popular culture

, 159

White Australia Policy

, 137

Winter-Spring crop

, 75

Women’s Union

, 73

World risk society

, 10

Worldwide migration

, 136

YouTube

, 159–160

Youtube/Youtubers in tween girls’ daily lives

, 163–164