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Disaster Forensics: Governance, Adaptivity and Social Innovation,. With this insight, it is observed that social innovation, with its inherent positive connotation (Matei and Antonie in Soc Behav Sci 185:61–66, 2015 [.]), is expanding the horizon for how social divisions, vulnerabilities and resilience are measured. Optimistically, it is suggested that social inn

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