Titlebook: Disaster Governance in Urbanising Asia; Michelle Ann Miller,Mike Douglass Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Disaste

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Steps into Analytic Number Theory flooding. It serves as the catch basin of waters that drain into . Gulf and two river deltas, the . and ., and is subject to the onset of high tidal movement. The excess waters would find their way into low-lying areas resulting in disruption of people’s access to social services and livelihood act

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Die deutsche Regulierungsgeschichte,isations contribute to disaster governance in Metro Manila, Philippines. Most importantly, it looks at collaborative responses of state and not-state actors addressing disaster vulnerability of informal settlers living near the waterways and the factors that assist and impede such engagement. It fur

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Jan P. Beckmann,Annemarie Gethmann-Sieferton and global climate change. The floods in 2011 were particularly severe and caused the loss of more than 700 lives and a great deal of economic damage. It was also the cause of political crisis as different factions within the Thai society contested about how the flood issue should be treated and,

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Héctor Wittwer,Daniel Sch?fer,Andreas Frewerhanges of disaster risk management (DRM) capacities of townships in southwestern China. These townships have particular significance in China’s urban spectrum. While a number of townships were hard hit twice by 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake and 2013 Lushan Earthquake, it was a precious opportunity to exa

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W. Soudijn,I. Van Wijngaarden,A. P. Ijzerman 2011). Cities as sites of vulnerability for disasters originating from both natural and man-made causes are attracting considerable research on understanding the cross-cultural and governance dynamics associated with large-scale mortalities (Paton and Jang, Disaster resilience: exploring all-hazard

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H. Spahn-Langguth,C. Dressler,C. Leisenenergy was incepted, citizens became aware that despite pervasive narratives of technological safety, nuclear power poses a tangible risk on people’s lives. In this context, 3.11 reveals the urban and compound nature of contemporary disasters. Regardless of having taken place in a nonurban region, t

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