Disaster Risk Management Theory Concepts is the central topic of this scientific publication.
Now Available in Print
I am pleased to announce that the English-language edition of my university textbook, Disaster Risk Management: Theory, Concepts and Methods, has officially been released in print.
The second, expanded edition comprises 610 pages and offers a comprehensive, structured, and practice-oriented examination of disaster risk management. It brings together contemporary theoretical foundations, operational concepts, analytical models, and methods used across the entire disaster risk management cycle—from risk identification and assessment to prevention, preparedness, emergency response, recovery, and resilience building.
The book was developed for readers who need more than a general introduction. It is intended as a reliable academic and professional resource for:
– undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students;
– university lecturers and researchers;
– emergency management and civil protection professionals;
– public-sector institutions and decision-makers;
– specialists working in disaster risk reduction, crisis management, critical
– infrastructure protection, and community resilience.
A particular strength of the book is its integration of scientific knowledge with practical risk-analysis and decision-support methods. It can be used both as a university textbook and as a professional reference for:
– teaching and curriculum development;
– academic and applied research;
– professional training;
– policy development;
– risk assessment and operational planning.
Disaster Risk Management: Theory, Concepts and Methods
Second Edition
English language
610 pages
Author: Vladimir M. Cvetković
The printed edition is now available for individual and institutional orders.
For information about pricing, ordering, and delivery, please contact:
secretary@spsdrm.org
