Program 21 - 23 September

RCR Simulation Lab is a laboratory at Mid Sweden University in Östersund where it is possible to simulate any environment or situation.

- “Grenfell changes everything?” Post-disaster agency beyond hope and despair
- (Re)adaptation of historic urban spaces in post-disaster recovery
- Citizenship and Extreme Events: Communities and the Imagining of Alternative Futures

- Transitioning from hope to optimism and back again
- Disasters as an opportunity for improved environmental conditions
- An anthropologist’s view of the question of socio-cultural change or continuity post-disaster: old thoughts and new perspectives
- Social struggles of responsibility in transition from response to recovery – comparison of two Danish cases

-Managing Mass Death in Times of Multiple Crisis: Lessons from the 2011 Japan Disasters and the Covid-19 pandemic
-Multi-hazards disaster response and recovery: experiencing natural hazards in pandemic

-Tracing and analyzing the ideas behind disaster volunteerism – a case study of Indonesia
-Strengthening the Panglima Laot Institution in Managing Coastal Hazard Impacts during the Pandemic Covid 19 Era: A Case of Aceh, Indonesia
-Flood Management Strategies  in Ampal Watershed in Balikpapan, Indonesia

-Developing a conceptual basis for (pre-)standardisation in the civil protection domain
-Ethics and (pre)standardisation in the area of Disaster Management.
-Numbers and/or Experience

- Tackling Vulnerability through Gamification: Why, What, and How? 
- Contagion (2011), or: How to Get Cheated out of Your Disaster Experience 
--Computational Moral Support in Crisis Management - The Idea of Facilitating Decision Making

Moved to Tuesday 17.00

-Architecture as a Material Social Record: Drawing an Atlas of Athenian Crises
-Exploring how crises are visualized in design activism campaigns
-Art/Science Collaboration as  a Critical Technical Practice in Disaster Research
-“Barricades, Blocks, and Borders: Lines of Division and Lines of Communication in Contested Urban Spaces”
-Street Art and the ‘Right to the City’ in a Fragmented Metropolis: The Case of Beirut

-  Emerging political considerations in climate change adaptation
- Sustainable Energy Landscape Strategies - Feasibility, Fusion and Alternative Futures
-  Resilient- Society ‘for’ Sustainable Development? - Deconstructing the ‘problem representation’ within Disaster Management Policies in India

- From technocracy to democracy: How engagement with power asymmetries and values can be promoted in the processes of improving climate resilience and adaptation
- The risks of anticipatory governance in the context of climate change mobility and the thirst for more data
- Sustainable Development Goal 16 and the Liberian truth and reconciliation commission’s documentation’s role in promoting a democratic society?