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,Path Dependency and Resilience – The Example of Landscape Regions,oming more and more of an issue. The resilience concept, which was originally developed to explain ecological processes, has been further developed and applied to social problems. This has led to links with the social science approach of path theory.

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,Resilience and Resistance of Buildings and Built Structures to Flood Impacts – Approaches to Analysrological events (IPCC, 2007). At the same time, it is clear that the constantly growing intensity of settlements and concentration of material assets in endangered areas are resultingin distinctly heightened vulnerability (Munich Re Group, 2009).

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,Dealing with Climate Change – The Opportunities and Conflicts of Integrating Mitigation and Adaptation, in contrast to climate adaptation. This is shown, for example, by the results of a written survey carried out among regional planning agencies in Germany in 2008 by the ‘Climate Change and Spatial PlanningWorking Group’ of the . (ARL). At the European level, the situation in the Baltic Sea Region is comparable.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230306943oming more and more of an issue. The resilience concept, which was originally developed to explain ecological processes, has been further developed and applied to social problems. This has led to links with the social science approach of path theory.

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European Imperialism, 1860-1914rological events (IPCC, 2007). At the same time, it is clear that the constantly growing intensity of settlements and concentration of material assets in endangered areas are resultingin distinctly heightened vulnerability (Munich Re Group, 2009).

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