Climate change, multiple stressors and human vulnerability: a systematic review

By Aleksi Räsänen, S. Juhola, Anja Nygren, Mira Käkönen, M. Kallio, Adrián Monge Monge, M. Kanninen. Regional Environmental Change, 2016

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A systematic review of dynamics in climate risk and vulnerability assessments (2017, background): “…thoughts on the general understanding of vulnerability and risks: although the role of socio-economic factors in climate change risk formation is largely recognised in the literature (Räsänen et al 2016), the biophysical factors still prevail in the future-oriented sub-national assessments.”
Climate vulnerability mapping: A systematic review and future prospects (2019, background): “In a survey of 125 vulnerability studies, Rasanen et al. (2016) found that only 28% of them considered exposure to nonclimatic stressors, such as economic downturn or health crises, in addition to climatic stressors.”
Climate gentrification: from theory to empiricism in Miami-Dade County, Florida (2018, background): “…the dynamic and dependent relationships of elements of the built environment (e.g. housing, transportation, public facilities) that may either exacerbate vulnerabilities associated with climate change impacts or are themselves exacerbated by such impacts (Räsänen et al 2016, Walker et al 2016).”