Community-Based Reconstruction of Society: University Involvement and Lessons from East Japan Compared with Those from Kobe, Aceh, and Sichuan 1st Edition Akihiko Hokugo

Part I. Part I

1. Challenges in Residents-Centered Reconstruction Process from a Major Disaster Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake

2. Reconstruction of Communities: Lessons from Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and East Japan Earthquake

3. Evaluation of Six Years of Reconstruction Since the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake

4. The Recovery Phase in Post-Earthquake Christchurch, New Zealand

Part II. Part II

5. Role of University in the Reconstruction of Disaster-stricken Areas: Connecting the Local Needs with Seeds

6. The Role of Universities in Passing on Memories of Major Disasters, and Research Activities: Reflections Twenty Years After the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and Four Years After the Great East Japan Earthquake

7. Role of Universities in Disaster Management and Recovery from the Indian Ocean Tsunami: Perspective from Aceh, Indonesia

8. A Case Study of University Involvement in Community-Based Reconstruction: The Coventry University Model

Part III. Part III

9. Community-Building Survey of Safety and Living for a Lively Future: Results From Taro, Kuwagsaki, and Unosumai Districts

1. 10. Community-Building Survey of Safety and Living for a Lively Future—Results from the Hashika