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E-grāmata: Cities and Disasters

  • Formāts: 331 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Jun-2017
  • Izdevniecība: CRC Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781482247411
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  • Formāts: 331 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Jun-2017
  • Izdevniecība: CRC Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781482247411

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Cities and Disasters presents interdisciplinary and multinational perspectives on emergency management policy, economic development, and the various factors that affect the recovery process after natural disasters strike urban areas. The book has three central themes: policy, urbanity, and the interplay of events after disasters that affect the process of a community’s return to normalcy. It covers differing approaches to emergency management policy at local, state, and federal levels, as well as economic development and redevelopment issues in urban areas. It also analyzes the issues of race and ethnicity involved in urban disaster response and recovery plans.

The book looks at recent catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina, Superstorm Sandy, and the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in East Japan. The case studies highlight the diverse challenges that communities face with regard to emergency planning and response. Given global climate change, rising sea levels, and the increasing impacts of disasters upon people, particularly in densely populated urban areas, there is a clear and urgent necessity to rethink issues involved in preparation methods for disasters and their aftermath. The analyses in Cities and Disasters help guide policymakers and policy actors in making decisions that strengthen communities for the future.

Recenzijas

"This is an excellent book that provides several perspectives on and insights into a growing field of study." - W. J. Sproule, Michigan Technological University

Preface ix
Editor xix
Contributors xxi
SECTION I Marginalization and Recovery
1 Enhancing Community and Economic Development Postdisaster through the Increased Resilience of Women
3(24)
Bridgette Cram
Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor
2 Nonprofits and Disasters
27(26)
Grace L. Chikoto
3 Country Mouse, City Mouse: Exploring the Differences in Rural and Urban Economic Recovery Postdisaster
53(30)
Davia Cox Downey
SECTION II Transportation Considerations
4 Improving City Resistance in War: Planning Major Transportation Terminals Based on Passive Defense Considerations
83(22)
Amir Shakibamanesh
Mahshid Ghorbanian
5 Return to a State of Nature, Compassionate Conservatism, Failed Response, and Their Impact on Race, Ethnicity, and the U.S. Economy: Hurricane Katrina Case Study
105(24)
Antoinette S. Christophe
Michael O. Adams
SECTION III Resilience, Cooperation, and Citizen Attitudes
6 The Big Spill: Who Was to Blame and How Should Government Respond? Citizen Attitudes in the Aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon Spill in Coastal Alabama
129(18)
Michael Howell-Moroney
Kent R. Kerley
7 How Government's Actions after a Disaster Affect Long-Term Civic Engagement: Shifting Opportunity and Motivation for Civic Participation in Christchurch, New Zealand
147(26)
Stephanie Hawke
Jillian Girard
Jane Carr
8 Managing for Resilience across Multiple Scales of Action in Joplin, Missouri
173(34)
Clayton Wukich
David E. A. Johnson
Michael D. Siciliano
9 Vulnerabilities Magnified: A Closer Look at Disasters and Displacement
207(18)
Ann-Margaret Esnard
Alka Sapat
SECTION IV Planning and Path Dependence
10 The Historical Aspect of Social Vulnerability in the Lower Ninth Ward
225(24)
Nada Toueir
11 Building Back Treme: Using PPGIS to Evaluate Neighborhood Stability
249(20)
Michelle M. Thompson
Brittany N. Arceneaux
Grace Elizabeth Major
12 Clustered and Community-Driven Housing Recovery: Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina to the Great East Japan Earthquake
269(28)
Tamiyo Kondo
Index 297
Davia Cox Downey, PhD, is the MPA coordinator and an assistant professor of public administration at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in local politics, public policy, and public administration and has authored and coauthored journal articles, book reviews, and book chapters. Her most recent publication, "Civic Culture in Ottawa: The Endurance of Local Culture," coauthored with Laura A. Reese and Raymond Rosenfeld, can be found in Comparative Civic Culture (Ashgate Publishing, 2012). She has also written "Disaster Recovery in Black and White: A Comparison of New Orleans and Gulfport," published by the American Review of Public Administration in 2014.