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If you have material for, questions about, or suggestions related to disaster diplomacy, please contact:

Find more disaster diplomacy through:

• Books:
  

  1. Kelman, I. 2012. Disaster Diplomacy: How Disasters Affect Peace and Conflict. Routledge, Abingdon, U.K.
  
  
  2. Kelman, I. 2016. Catastrophe and Conflict: Disaster Diplomacy and Its Foreign Policy Implications. Brill, Leiden, the Netherlands.

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• Instagram: Follow @ILANKELMAN for #DisasterDiplomacy.

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• Sound files from Eilif Ursin Reed interviewing Ilan Kelman in 2012:
  

  1. What is disaster diplomacy? (WAV file, 8,634 kb, 50 seconds)
  
  
  2. What separates disaster diplomacy from ordinary diplomacy? (WAV file, 8,257 kb, 48 seconds).
  
  
  3. Is it a perception that disasters can bring countries traditionally seen as enemies closer together? (WAV file, 12,135 kb, 70 seconds).
  
  
  4. In what way can pushing for disaster diplomacy damage diplomatic relations? (WAV file, 22,252 kb, 129 seconds).
  
  
  5. What role did the media play in the aftermath of the Bam earthquake in Iran? (WAV file, 18,737 kb, 108 seconds).
  
  
  6. What recommendations emerge from disaster diplomacy studies? (WAV file, 3,869 kb, 22 seconds).
  
  

• Threads: Follow @ILANKELMAN for #DisasterDiplomacy.

• Videos:
  

  1. Advancing Global Resilience and Fostering Cross-border Cooperation through Disaster Diplomacy Effort at the EuroScience Open Forum in 2020.
  
  
  2. COVID-19 and Disaster Diplomacy with Scott Gabriel Knowles and Ilan Kelman in 2020.
  
  
  3. Disaster Diplomacy and Community Based Adaptation with Florent Baarsch. interviewing Ilan Kelman in 2011.
  
  
  4. UCL Minds Lunch Hour Lecture by Ilan Kelman in 2015.
  
  

• X (ex-Twitter): Follow @ILANKELMAN for #DisasterDiplomacy.

Old technology for getting in contact, in Toronto, Ontario (left) and London, England (right) (2022).
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