This chapter addresses the possibilities, as well as difficulties, of interdisciplinary disaster-related research through combining theoretical background with a case study. It explores the humanitarian logistics and supply chain management (HLSCM) and disaster resilience literature streams and argues that pairing the two can help to bridge bottom-up community perspective with a top-down, disaster management view. This way the actions taken by aid providers in the short term can be better geared toward the long-term community wellbeing. The chapter not only highlights the potential of combining the two fields but also shows through ontological, epistemological, and methods discussions how not all research fields are easily compatible. These discussions are increasingly called for as interdisciplinary research is getting more common.