Christine Eriksen

SNSF-Funded Research Professorship

University of Bern

Switzerland

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Christine Eriksen holds a SNSF-Funded Research Professorship at the University of Bern, Switzerland. Her research encompasses disaster governance, social resilience in the context of climate-related hazards, and the intersection of psychological safety in outdoor professions. Recent articles highlight her work on community capacity in wildfire management, the social implications of cyber security, and the inclusion of gender and sexual minorities in disaster geographies.

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From rigidity traps towards reparative disaster governance and management

Social resilience research on climate-related hazards: Trends, accomplishments and shortcomings

Feeling safe enough: Psychological safety in the mountain guiding and avalanche profession

Coexisting with wildfire: strengthening collective capacity by changing the status quo

Engaging with the home-in-ruins: memory, temporality and the unmaking of home after fire

Making cyber security more resilient: adding social considerations to technological fixes

House and contents underinsurance: Insights from bushfire-prone Australia

Advancing disaster geographies: From marginalisation to inclusion of gender and sexual minorities

Introducing the “Fire Social Science” Section of the Journal Fire

Wildfires in the Atomic Age: Mitigating the Risk of Radioactive Smoke

Dilemmas, decision‐making, and disasters: Emotions of parenting, safety, and rebuilding in bushfire recovery

Untangling insurance, rebuilding, and wellbeing in bushfire recovery

Rethinking the interplay between affluence and vulnerability to aid climate change adaptive capacity

When insurance and goodwill are not enough: Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) ratings, risk calculations and disaster resilience in Australia

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Chloe Lucas

Kate Booth

Florian Neisser

Shaun French

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