IDRiM Podcast9 Okt 2025

#42 - IDRiM 2025 Award Winner - Landmark Article [Prof. Saut Sagala]

Abstract of Paper: A key element in risk management in countries susceptible to experiencing natural hazards is facilitating preparedness. While several theories of preparedness have been developed, they have emerged in countries that are culturally individualistic. Recognition of the fact that the majority of disasters occur in countries that are predominantly collectivistic has identified a need to test the cross cultural applicability of theories of preparedness. This paper discusses some preliminary work on the cross cultural applicability of Paton’s (2008) community engagement theory. Following a discussion of the cross cultural face validity of the content of this theory, the paper discusses evidence of cross cultural applicability of the theory using data from New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia and Taiwan. The results suggest that, irrespective of culture, the more citizens are able to collectively formulate their risk management needs and strategies and the more they perceive their needs as having been met through their relationship with civic agencies, the more likely they are to trust them and the information they provide, and to use information to decide to adopt hazard preparation measures.Link to Paper: https://www.idrimjournal.com/article/11700Guest: Prof. Saut Sagala [Institute of Technology Bandung, Indonesia]Co-Hosts:

Dr. Mark Ashley Parry [Northumbria University, United Kingdom]
Dr. Haris Rahadianto [Lund University, Sweden]

Music: “Sunset” by Kai Engel, available at ⁠Free Music Archive⁠, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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