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Ranking the wrong places: vulnerability assessment, flood losses and risk sharing in Italy and Europe
Before a flood, governments decide where to invest in protection; after it, how much of the loss to compensate. The European Union informs the first decision with a composite index that ranks every subnational unit by vulnerability. This paper tests the ranking by comparing Italian provinces struck
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