The role of community social capital for food security following an extreme weather event

The current climate change trajectory is expected to increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events (EWE), which have the potential to influence community food security. This research explores the influence of social capital on U.S. rural community responses to an EWE, and its impact...

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Published in:Journal of rural studies 2018-11, Vol.64, p.80-90
Main Authors: Chriest, Alana, Niles, Meredith
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adaptation
Bonding
Bridging
capital
Climate change
Community development
Community involvement
Community research
Ewe
Extreme weather
Food
Food security
Insecurity
Physical capital
Resilience
Rural areas
Rural communities
Rural community development
Security
Sense of place
Social capital
Social development
Social response
Social security
Storms
Tropical storms
United States
Weather
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