Disaster Risk & Resilience
Community resilience, vulnerability, preparedness, risk perception, recovery and disaster-risk reduction.
Research by Prof. Dr. Vladimir M. Cvetković connects disaster science with public safety, community resilience, risk governance, environmental security and evidence-based emergency management.
The publication portfolio bridges social-science, security, geographical, environmental and operational perspectives to explain how communities and institutions understand, prepare for and manage complex risks.
Community resilience, vulnerability, preparedness, risk perception, recovery and disaster-risk reduction.
Operational preparedness, public safety, local capacities, emergency response systems and civil protection.
Critical infrastructure, climate-related risks, technological hazards, environmental safety and sustainability.
Institutional trust, risk communication, public policy, decision-making and comparative risk-management systems.
A snapshot of recent work across resilience measurement, public safety, cultural heritage, environmental hazards and disaster-risk governance.
A contemporary examination of how resilience measurement has developed from engineering and ecological interpretations toward multidimensional social, institutional and governance-oriented approaches.
Cvetković, V. M., Milenković, D., Lukić, T., & Renner, R. (2026). Theoretical evolution of measuring community resilience to natural and technological disasters: Past, present, and future—Empirical insights from qualitative research in Serbia. Open Geosciences, 18(1), 20250968. doi:10.1515/geo-2025-0968
Index construction and regional disparities in community disaster resilience.
Risk awareness and preparedness in the Bay of Kotor and Dubrovnik Littoral.
Community-focused pathways for strengthening resilience and disaster-risk reduction.
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Open to international research partnerships, comparative studies, edited volumes, special issues, scientific projects and interdisciplinary cooperation in disaster risk management, resilience, environmental security and civil protection.