Volume 44, Issue 2

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February 2008

Towards Integrated Disaster Risk Management: Case Studies and Trends From Asia

Issue Editors:

Aniello Amendola,
Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer,
Norio Okada,
Peijun Shi

12 articles in this issue

Towards integrated disaster risk management: case studies and trends from Asia
Aniello Amendola
Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer
Peijun Shi
Original Paper 18 August 2007 Pages: 163 - 168
The regionalization of urban natural disasters in China
Jing-ai Wang
Pei-jun Shi
Lai-yin Zhu
Original Paper 10 May 2007 Pages: 169 - 179
Earthquake risk and its mitigation in Istanbul
Mustafa Erdik
Eser Durukal
Original Paper 17 March 2007 Pages: 181 - 197
Earthquake risk to industry in Istanbul and its management
Eser Durukal
Mustafa Erdik
Eren Uçkan
Original Paper 23 June 2007 Pages: 199 - 212
Consideration of natural hazards in the design and risk management of industrial facilities
Ana Maria Cruz
Norio Okada
Original Paper 03 May 2007 Pages: 213 - 227
Post-Bam earthquake: recovery and reconstruction
Mohsen Ghafory-Ashtiany
Mahmood Hosseini
Original Paper 06 April 2007 Pages: 229 - 241
Mental health preparedness for natural disasters in Iran
Naghmeh Sadeghi
Mohammad H. Ahmadi
Original Paper 03 July 2007 Pages: 243 - 252
A framework for economic loss estimation due to seismic transportation network disruption: a spatial computable general equilibrium approach
Hirokazu Tatano
Satoshi Tsuchiya
Original Paper 31 October 2007 Pages: 253 - 265
Towards an integrated management framework for emerging disaster risks in Japan
Saburo Ikeda
Teruko Sato
Teruki Fukuzono
Original Paper 30 June 2007 Pages: 267 - 280
Japan’s Jishu-bosai-soshiki community activities: analysis of its role in participatory community disaster risk management
Robert Bajek
Yoko Matsuda
Norio Okada
Original Paper 04 April 2007 Pages: 281 - 292
Modeling households’ decisions on reconstruction of houses damaged by earthquakes––Japanese case study
H. Sakakibara
H. Murakami
H. Nakata
Original Paper 10 May 2007 Pages: 293 - 303
Why are flood and landslide victims less willing to take mitigation measures than the public?
Shuyeu Lin
Daigee Shaw
Ming-Chou Ho
Original Paper 23 June 2007 Pages: 305 - 314

Volume 44, Issue 2

Towards integrated disaster risk management: case studies and trends from Asia

The regionalization of urban natural disasters in China

Earthquake risk and its mitigation in Istanbul

Earthquake risk to industry in Istanbul and its management

Consideration of natural hazards in the design and risk management of industrial facilities

Post-Bam earthquake: recovery and reconstruction

Mental health preparedness for natural disasters in Iran

A framework for economic loss estimation due to seismic transportation network disruption: a spatial computable general equilibrium approach

Towards an integrated management framework for emerging disaster risks in Japan

Japan’s Jishu-bosai-soshiki community activities: analysis of its role in participatory community disaster risk management

Modeling households’ decisions on reconstruction of houses damaged by earthquakes––Japanese case study

Why are flood and landslide victims less willing to take mitigation measures than the public?

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