Purpose While placemaking is a multi-disciplinary concern, it is a key focus within the
discipline of spatial planning. This paper aims to explore the development of theoretical …

This systematic review discusses the shifted paradigm in the place-making concept, from
being focused on physical changes in the environment (product-oriented) created by urban …

Since its emergence in the latter half of the 20th century, the concept of place making has
undergone substantial evolution. To fully comprehend how this concept has transformed …

Today, many cities are experiencing many natural disasters and hazards due to climate
change, particularly in the Global South. Environmental risks increase acute community …

Abstract In 1977, Kates and Pijawka constructed a four-stage post-disaster recovery model
to explain how communities recover after a disaster. Since their model was developed, it has …

Disasters create spatial, temporal and social gaps as people are displaced into temporary or
interim situations. During this time affected people often experience the dilemma of …

The research examines the shift from flood-resistant policies and plans to flood resilience.
We use a case study of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina to illustrate this unfolding …

This paper explores the role of cultural heritage in a post-disaster setting and its importance
in maintaining the social and cultural values in the redevelopment of areas damaged by an …

This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts covered in the subsequent
chapters of this book. The book provides an overview of some of the literature on natural …

Resilience can be defined as the capacity of a dynamic system, such as a community, to
anticipate and adapt successfully to challenges. In recent years, the range of social and …