Disasters | Displacements | Climate Action
Research for Development
Disaster Justice according to Whom? An embodied and meaning-making perspective from the Philippines
Environmental Sociology (Target; Under Development)
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Towards a Radical Politics of Hope amidst the Climate Crisis: Lessons from the Philippines
with Justin See, Kaira Zoe Alburo Cañete, Pamela Cajilig, Dakila Kim Yee, and Ara Joy Pacoma
Antipode (Target; Under Development)
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COVID-19 impacts on the resilience of disaster-displaced communities: Evidence from a capability-based assessment in the Philippines
with Masaru Yarime and Yvonne Su
Third World Quarterly (Target Outlet; Under Refinement)
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Climate-related Planned Relocation as Domicide: The Multi-dimensional Loss of Home in the Philippines
with Justin See and Scott Webster
Habitat International (Under 1st Review)
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Power Dynamics and Community Participation in Climate Resilience Infrastructure: Examining Project Governance of the Leyte Tide Embankment
with Aaron Opdyke, Isabella Lynn, Justin See, and Pearly Joy Peja
Journal of Management in Engineering (Under 1st Review)​
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Do Nature-Based Solutions Deliver Climate Adaptation Equally? Comparing Mangroves and Seawalls in Tacloban City
with Aaron Opdyke, Molly Tuit, Justin See, and Pearly Joy Peja
Climatic Change (Under 1st Review)​
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