Gabriela Hoberman

Florida International University — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

7h-index165citations22works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Disaster Management and Resilience(12), Disaster Response and Management(5), Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis(4), Politics and Society in Latin America(3), Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration(3)

Publications22 total

Graduate certificate in local development planning, land use management and disaster risk management: a knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) evaluation
Disaster Prevention and Management An International Journal·2021· 5 cited
Assessing disaster capitalism in post-disaster processes in Chile: neoliberal reforms and the role of the corporate class
Disaster Prevention and Management An International Journal·2020· 15 cited
Cohesión social como base del mejoramiento de la gobernanza en asentamientos informales
Investigaciones Geográficas·2020· 8 citedOpen Access
Population Movements and Climate Change
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2020
Small and Medium Enterprises in the Americas, Effect of Disaster Experience on Readiness Capabilities
AD-minister·2019· 5 citedOpen Access
Interferon in Polycythemia Vera (PV) Yields Improved Myelofibrosis-Free and Overall Survival
Blood·2019· 2 cited
Public Perceptions of Code Enforcement and Safer Buildings in Latin America and the Caribbean
Natural Hazards Review·2019· 4 cited
Urban Informality: Global and Regional Trends
FIU - Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2019· 4 citedOpen Access
Performance Evaluation of LAC Urban DRR Programming: The Neighborhood Approach
2018· 5 cited
Disaster risk perception in urban contexts and for people with disabilities: case study on the city of Iquique (Chile)
Natural Hazards·2016· 40 citedOpen Access
Disaster risk management and business education: the case of small and medium enterprises
AD-minister·2016· 11 citedOpen Access
Private sector and disaster risk reduction: The Cases of Bogota, Miami, Kingston, San Jose, Santiago, and Vancouver
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction·2014· 31 cited
Public Response to Disaster Response: Applying the “5C+A” Framework to El Salvador 2001 and Peru 2007
International Studies Perspectives·2012· 7 cited
Political Calculus in the Engagement with a Disaster Risk Reduction Agenda: The Case of the Post-2010 Earthquake and Tsunami in Chile
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2012· 2 citedOpen Access
Establishing public accountability, speaking truth to power and inducing political will for disaster risk reduction: ‘Ocho Rios + 25’
Environmental Hazards·2011· 14 cited
Disaster Risk Reduction, Public Accountability, and the Role of the Media: Concepts, Cases, and Conclusions
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2011· 6 citedOpen Access
Disaster Risk Management Disparity in the Caribbean: Evidence from Barbados, Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2011· 4 citedOpen Access
The Absence of Race in Democratic Politics: The Case of the Dominican Republic
2010Open Access
Los procesos de cambio y los movimientos sociales
LA Referencia (Red Federada de Repositorios Institucionales de Publicaciones Científicas)·2009· 1 cited
Revisiting the Politics of Indigenous Representation in Bolivia and Ecuador,” review on Jose Antonio Lucero’s Struggles of Voice: The Politics of Indigenous Representation in the Andes (2008)
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)·2009Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Juan Pablo Sarmiento(11), Vicente Sandoval(6), Richard Stuart Olson(4), Meenakshi Jerath(4), Carmen Paz Castro Correa(2), Sarah Poggione(2), Vincent T. Gawronski(2), Catalina Sarmiento(2), Rosita L. Edwards(1), Katherine Wyndham(1), Maria Ilcheva(1), Ali Asgary(1), Ana María Majano(1), Luis R. Duran(1), Claudia González‐Muzzio(1), Carlos Villalobos Barría(1), Gustavo Ferreira Jordao(1), Meenakshi Chabba(1), Marije Lidth de Jeude(1), Oliver Schütte(1)