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

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,‘Good’ Time for Disaster: The Importance of Temporality in Governance Thinking,enting new disaster management policies prescribed by New Delhi? In search of the answer, I take a closer look at the common and widely shared narrative about the reactive Indian population. The findings are based on my field research in 2012 and 2013, as well as the analysis on anthropology of disa

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Intergenerational Transmission of Local Knowledge Towards River Flooding Risk Reduction and Adaptat on variations of risk perception and making risk reduction more sensitive to different sectors in urban settlements. Furthermore, determination of impacts from one generation to another would enable people to have a more holistic approach to disaster governance. Finally, identification of local kno

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Bangkok and the Floods of 2011: Urban Governance and the Struggle for Democratisation,utral public-sector organisations, the military and their allies are made clear. Trying to overcome these obstructions continues to prove beyond the ability of what elected governments can achieve in Thailand, and this seems unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. As a result, disaster governa

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Is It Possible to Integrate Disaster Governance into Urbanization? Evidence from Chinese Townships The major contributions of this research are to link disaster governance and urbanization through DRM Capacity Framework and to put forward a new framework for forming a coalition between urbanization and disaster governance guided by governance approaches in strategic, policy, and program levels.

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