How do population movements fit within the framework of systemic risk?

Serena Tagliacozzo has just published an article in the open-access journal Open access Progress in Disaster Science

“- Population movement is usually represented as a determinant of vulnerability in existing frameworks dealing with systemic risk
– In reality, this phenomenon has complex and far-reaching implications in terms of both increasing and reducing systemic risk. These implications can even occur simultaneously.
– Systemic risk assessment and management frameworks should take into account and incorporate population movement as a positive phenomenon that allows for increased resilience and risk reduction within societies.”