RESEARCH INTERESTs

Dr Naderpajouh is a scholar of risk and resilience in project studies, with the current main research interest on the topic of "organising for resilience." His research to date reflects the shift in the academic discourse from the concept of risk to resilience, while the contextual focus has been at the nexus of social, technical, and ecological systems, such as communities and their infrastructure systems within their natural environment. Examples of the topical focus of this research trajectory has been on the management of resilience in the context of infrastructure systems and housing, organising for resilience of communities, organising for just built environment, and governance of risk and resilience within the organisations and supply chains. Within his main research focus his work has also extended to innovation sciences, institutional theory, collective action, systems theory and infrastructure management. To date these topics have been studied through a portfolio of 34 research projects that generated total research funding of A$17,301,024 from a range of national and international, public and private organisations.

FUNDED RESEARCH

  • GRANT
    Measuring climate change vulnerability in Australias housing system
    Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Ltd (AHURI)1 Apr 2025
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