Titlebook: Urban Regions Now & Tomorrow; Between vulnerabilit Sonja Deppisch Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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,Cities and Urban Regions Under Change—Between Vulnerability, Resilience, Transition and Transformatent and future known as well as unknown change processes, their potential impacts and the consequential challenges they evoke. Dominant concepts in this recent discussion seem to be vulnerability, resilience and transition or for the latter also transformation. All of these three are more or less co

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The Role of Monitoring Spatio-Temporal Change in Achieving Resilience of the Suburban Landscape,ins the most favorable and important habitat for the human species. Cities continue to grow, yet covering only about 3% of the earth’s surface, causing major negative impacts to the environment such as the natural resources depletion, carbon emissions, pollution of ground water, etc. A resilient cit

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Beyond a Fragmented and Sector-Oriented Knowledge for a Sustainable and Resilient Urban Developmentmade hazards—threatening cities’ future. Most of them have clearly highlighted the increasing interdependencies among these threats, their close dependency on urban development processes, as well as the need for avoiding policy silos and promoting cross-sectoral strategies in the face of these chall

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The Challenge of Change: Planning for Social Urban Resilience,climate change, and incorporate other important societal aspects. The aim of this chapter is therefore to analyse contemporary planning aims and practices relating to the adaptation and resilience of urban social change. How and to what extent is social change incorporated within the aims and practi

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Sustainable Disaster Resilience? Tensions Between Socio-economic Recovery and Built Environment Posities do persist but at the cost of losing key functions and modifying their development trajectories. One of the challenges of disaster resilience is indeed to merge built environment reconstruction and socio-economic (re)development. This chapter aims to explore how to do that in the difficult cir

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,Dealing with Surprise in Urban Regions—Some Ideas and Examples for Planners, complexity science and concepts like resilience suggest. Unfortunately, planning research has not yet developed a genuine approach to surprise. The paper follows a modest ambition to further planning research with regard to surprise. It proposes a definition of “surprise”, interprets dealing with s

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