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2021 • The social construction of coastal risks in two different cultural contexts: A study of marine erosion and flooding in France and Canada

Authors: Mocaer, André; Guillou, Elisabeth; Chouinard, Omer

Venue: International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

Type: Publication

Abstract: Abstract With an increasing number of coastal issues associated with human pressure and exacerbated by climate change, this study examines how residents of coastal communities perceive their living environment and how they perceive risks in this environment and more particularly coastal risks (marine erosion and flooding). An international (Canada-France) questionnaire study was conducted among 190 people, approximately half of whom lived on New Brunswick's Acadian Coast and half on France's west coast. The results highlight, on the one hand, t... (read more)

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Topics: Environmental planning Socioeconomics Environmental resource management

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102635

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