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Introduction: Climate Hazards, Disasters and Gender RamificationsHelle Rydstrom and Catarina Kinnvall PART 1Gender Responsive Alternatives on Climate Change from a Feminist Standpoint Maria Tanyag and Jacqui TrueWhy Gender Does Not Stick: Exploring Conceptual Logics in Global Disaster Risk Reduction PolicySara BondessonWomen as Agents of Change? Reflections on Women in Climate Adaptation and Mitigation in the Global North and the Global SouthMisse Wester and Phu Doma LamaIndustrial/Breadwinner Masculinities and Climate Change: Understanding the Complexities of Climate Change DenialPaul Pulé and Martin HultmanPART 2 Climate Change and ‘Architectures of Entitlement’: Beyond Gendered Virtue and Vulnerability in the Pacific Islands? Nicole GeorgeGender as Fundamental to Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction: Experiences from South Asia Emmanuel Raju#leavenoonebehind: Women, Gender Planning and Disaster Risk Reduction in NepalKatie Oven, Jonathan Rigg, Shubheksha Rana, Arya Gautam, and Toran SinghGendered and Ungendered Bodies in the Tsunami: Experiences and Ontological Vulnerability in Southern Thailand Claudia MerliPART 3Disasters and Gendered Violence in Pakistan: Religion, Nationalism and Masculinity Sidsel Hansson and Catarina KinnvallCrises, Ruination and Slow Harm: Masculinized Livelihoods and Gendered Ramifications of Storms in VietnamHelle RydstromIn the Wake of Haiyan: An Ethnographic Study on Gendered Vulnerability and Resilience as a Result of Climatic Catastrophes in the Philippines Huong NguyenAccountability for State Failures to Prevent Sexual Assault in Evacuation Centres and Temporary Shelters: A Human Rights Based ApproachMatthew ScottConclusions Catarina Kinnvall and Helle Rydstrom