Victor Counted is Director of COSORI Australia and Fellow of the School of Psychology at Western Sydney University. Richard G. Cowden is a social-personality psychologist and Psychology Research Associate at Harvard University.Haywantee Ramkissoon is a Research Professor of Tourism Marketing at the University of Derby, UK, where she leads the visitor economy research group.

• Chapter 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic: An Introduction.- Part 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic.- Chapter 2. Place Attachment During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scoping Review .- Chapter 3. Place Attachment and Resource Loss During a Pandemic: An Ecological Systems Perspective.- Chapter 4. Place Attachment and Suffering During a Pandemic .- Chapter 5. Protest, Despair, and Detachment: Reparative Responses to Place Attachment Disruptions During a Pandemic.- Part 2. Adjusting  to Place Attachment Disruption During and after a Pandemic.- Chapter 6. Adapting to Place Attachment Disruption During a Pandemic: From Resource Loss to Resilience.- Chapter 7. Transcending Place Attachment Disruption: Strengthening Character During a Pandemic.- Chapter 8. Pro-Environmental Behavior, Place Attachment, and Human Flourishing: Implications for Post-Pandemic Research, Theory, Practice, and Policy.

Victor Counted is Director of COSORI Australia and Fellow of the School of Psychology at Western Sydney University. Richard G. Cowden is a social-personality psychologist and Psychology Research Associate at Harvard University.Haywantee Ramkissoon is a Research Professor of Tourism Marketing at the University of Derby, UK, where she leads the visitor economy research group.

• Chapter 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic: An Introduction.- Part 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic.- Chapter 2. Place Attachment During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scoping Review .- Chapter 3. Place Attachment and Resource Loss During a Pandemic: An Ecological Systems Perspective.- Chapter 4. Place Attachment and Suffering During a Pandemic .- Chapter 5. Protest, Despair, and Detachment: Reparative Responses to Place Attachment Disruptions During a Pandemic.- Part 2. Adjusting  to Place Attachment Disruption During and after a Pandemic.- Chapter 6. Adapting to Place Attachment Disruption During a Pandemic: From Resource Loss to Resilience.- Chapter 7. Transcending Place Attachment Disruption: Strengthening Character During a Pandemic.- Chapter 8. Pro-Environmental Behavior, Place Attachment, and Human Flourishing: Implications for Post-Pandemic Research, Theory, Practice, and Policy.

Victor Counted is Director of COSORI Australia and Fellow of the School of Psychology at Western Sydney University. Richard G. Cowden is a social-personality psychologist and Psychology Research Associate at Harvard University.Haywantee Ramkissoon is a Research Professor of Tourism Marketing at the University of Derby, UK, where she leads the visitor economy research group.

• Chapter 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic: An Introduction.- Part 1. Place Attachment During a Pandemic.- Chapter 2. Place Attachment During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scoping Review .- Chapter 3. Place Attachment and Resource Loss During a Pandemic: An Ecological Systems Perspective.- Chapter 4. Place Attachment and Suffering During a Pandemic .- Chapter 5. Protest, Despair, and Detachment: Reparative Responses to Place Attachment Disruptions During a Pandemic.- Part 2. Adjusting  to Place Attachment Disruption During and after a Pandemic.- Chapter 6. Adapting to Place Attachment Disruption During a Pandemic: From Resource Loss to Resilience.- Chapter 7. Transcending Place Attachment Disruption: Strengthening Character During a Pandemic.- Chapter 8. Pro-Environmental Behavior, Place Attachment, and Human Flourishing: Implications for Post-Pandemic Research, Theory, Practice, and Policy.