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The societal challenges of cyberattacks
From a consequence management perspective, the effects of a cyberattack on a city or town are chilli...
Migrants do not have to drown, says volunteer SAR organisation
On February 11, 2015, 300 migrants drowned at sea. Their flimsy rubber rafts supplied by smuggl...
Can you help this project to document the long-term impact of conflict?
A two-year project to document the long-term impact of conflict on communities around the world has ...
Pakistan: Unfulfilled promises... Baloch earthquake victims still await help
Seventeen months after an earthquake devastated the district of Awaran in Balochistan, promises of r...
CRJ preview: Enhanced situation awareness for complex disasters
A system combining the use of a Smart UAV, computer-based analysis and 3-D modeling has been develop...
Ban Ki-Moon: 'We can decide to end the age-old ills of extreme poverty and hunger"
Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General of the United Nations, shared his opinions on what is at stake, ahead...
Extrication blog: Managing risk
Ian Dunbar, Rescue Consultant with Holmatro, shares his thoughts on managing risk in an extrication ...
Cyber response and protection: Some thoughts on recent hacks
Dr Dave Sloggett explores the wider implications of the alleged cyber-attack on the Sony Film Studio...
The world's water issue: An African analysis
Water kills millions of people every year, says Paul Giraud, in the first of CRJ’s NextGen com...
Arson: A call to action
Lee Howell outlines the key findings of a recently-released report assessing the impact of arson to ...
Implementing the HFA at a local level in Europe: Towards the Post-2015 Framework
Patrícia Pires provides an overview local level resilience in Europe, and how priorities...
Working on the next global blueprint for action: The Third UN World Conference on DRR
Paola Albrito looks forward to the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in Send...
CRJ Issue 10:2, Winter 2014
The winter edition of the CRJ has now gone to press. This is what's inside... News: New Editorial A...
Exhibition shows how humans are transforming the planet
Can logging be beautiful? Seen from above, it creates the most delicate patterns, but the story behi...
Innovating frontline Fire & Rescue response
The modern UK Fire & Rescue Service is about putting fires out, right? Well, not entirely, ...
CRJ Winter edition update
We are working on the next issue of Crisis Response Journal, which is published in December. This is...
Natural Defence against Un-Natural Disaster
Every year storms, floods, droughts and other extreme events affect hundreds of millions of people a...
Strategic thinking in the face of Ebola
Patrick Lagadec, Former Senior Research Scientist at the Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, France, and Mik...