List of Figures List of Tables Notes on contributors Introduction: Disaster Geography's Pasts and its Possible Futures Nathaniel O'Grady (University of Manchester, UK) and Gemma Sou (Monash University, Australia) 1. Dissenting in Disasters: Lessons for the Disaster-Democracy Interface from Nepal's Dual Disasters Nimesh Dhunghana (University of Manchester, UK) 2. Reframing 'Disasters' through Urban Political Ecology: Reflections from Two Latin American Cities Ricardo Fuentealba (Universidad de O'Higgins, Chile) and Belén Desmaison (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Peru) 3. The Plural Lives of Rubble: A Research Agenda for Disaster Geographies Giovanna Gioli (Independent Scholar) and Amitangshu Acharya (IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands) 4. Reassembling Disaster Geographies: Placing the Material and Discursives Peter McGowran (King's College London, UK) 5. How the Production of Economic and Scientific 'Facts' Constrains State Sovereignty: A Postcolonial Critique of Sovereign Debt Disaster Clauses John Hogan Morris (University of Nottingham, UK) and Sam Simkin (University of Warwick, UK) 6. Plants for Recovery: Indigenous Women's Perspectives in a Post-Disaster Resettlement: An Approach for Feminist Post-Disaster Geographies Ana Julia Cabrera Pacheco (University of Edinburgh, Scotland), Diego Antonio Reanda Sapalú (University of the Valley of Guatemala, Guatemala) , Lisa Mackenzie (University of Edinburgh, Scotland), and Teresa Amijos Burneo (University of Edinburgh, Scotland) 7. The Affective Politics of Magma in Andean Worlds: Navigating more-than-human Kinship with Volcanoes in Disaster Research Francisca Vergara-Pinto (Andes Cordillera, Chile) 8.

Geographies of Governance: Disaster response, territorial politics, and the American Samoan Tsunami Elissa Waters (Monash University, Australia) 9. Urban Disaster Risk and Risk Reduction as Multi-Scalar Configurations Theresa Zimmermann (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) Conclusion: Human Geographies of Disaster and Our Current Conjuncture: Taking Stock, Moving Forward Nathaniel O'Grady (University of Manchester, UK) and Gemma Sou (Monash University, Australia) Index.