Hazards, globalisation, and sustainability.

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Subject: The Flood Hazard Research Centre at Middlesex University held this two-day workshop on 11-12 October 1997 with the aim of bringing together a variety of perspectives on the way that thinking about the globalisation process, sustainable development, and vulnerability to hazards can enrich one another. While conceived of and organised by hazard researchers, it attempted to reach outside that world to invite reports on recent work in areas far from the conventional core of the study of hazards

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From: Development in practice, 1999, vol. 9, no. 3, pp. 342-346

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The Flood Hazard Research Centre at Middlesex University held this two-day workshop on 11-12 October 1997 with the aim of bringing together a variety of perspectives on the way that thinking about the globalisation process, sustainable development, and vulnerability to hazards can enrich one another. While conceived of and organised by hazard researchers, it attempted to reach outside that world to invite reports on recent work in areas far from the conventional core of the study of hazards

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