Contents

pp iii-iv

List of figures and tables

pp v-ix

Acknowledgements

pp x-x

Abbreviations

pp xi-xii

Notes on contributors

pp xiii-xx

Introduction - Disaster response and spatial planning – key challenges and strategies

pp 1-16

Part A

pp 17-18

A1 - Japan

A1a - Disaster risk management and its relationship to land use geographies vulnerable to water-related disasters: an analysis of the Japanese legislative system

pp 19-40

A1b - Spatial planning for housing recovery after the Great East Japan Earthquake

pp 41-54

A1c - Urban planning and reconstruction after the Great East Japan Earthquake

pp 55-76

A2 - Indonesia

A2a - Politics in spatial planning in Aceh recovery post-tsunami 2004

pp 77-98

A2b - Coastal resilience in Indonesia: from planning to implementation

pp 99-116

A3 - USA

A3 - Planning for resilience in the New York metro region after Hurricane Sandy

pp 117-136

A4 - Slovakia

A4a - Spatial planning focusing on risk management in Slovakia

pp 137-162

A4b - Enhancement of flood management and flood protection planning in Eastern Slovakia

pp 163-182

A5 - Germany

A5a - Flood risk management by spatial planning

pp 183-204

A5b - Major-accident hazards in spatial planning

pp 205-218

A6 - Cross-case analysis: lessons learned and overview of case examples

pp 219-228

Part B

pp 229-230

B1 - Planning systems for risk reduction and issues in pre-disaster implementation

pp 231-256

B2 - Land-use planning after mega-disasters: between disaster prevention and spatial sustainability

pp 257-276

B3 - Role of coordination in building spatial resilience after disasters

pp 277-294

B4 - Residents’ participation in rebuilding more resilient space

pp 295-320

B5 - Spatial planning and dealing with uncertainties associated with future disasters

pp 321-342