Titlebook: Depopulation, Deindustrialisation and Disasters; Building Sustainable Katsutaka Shiraishi,Nobutaka Matoba Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if appli

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-70546-5apter argues that the disasters solicited these pioneering examples, which now demonstrate good hope for a new type of economy. However, in order for such new attempts to be really successful, the government and the society as a whole need to support these activities.

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Global Trends in Facing the Triple Ds: Dynamics, Challenges, and Opportunitiesn policy has traditionally been based. Creative and flexible urban strategies that consider the local and national contexts are needed in highly uncertain environments. A realistic view might focus on inclusive development instead of reversing economic decline in one-sided GDP growth.

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A New, Sustainable Form for Farming Villages and the Role of Migrants from the Cityration to and settlement in the regions by young people, Community Revitalization Cooperation Fellows (CRCF). The young people who are overcoming the triple Ds, aiming to bring about a sustainable society, and creating a new, connected way of life which goes beyond the local area while building connections there, are a source of hope.

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Prospects and Challenges of the Social Security System and in Realising “Regional Cohesive Societies community capacity and self-governing capabilities, which are enabled through the implementation of practical activities, which in turn contributes to making the residents more committed and to sharing their understanding of the issues, and to building networks.

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Sustainable Medical Care Systems in Areas with a Declining and Ageing Population: A Consideration of as well as the existence of local communities. This chapter lays out the necessity of hospital reorganization to get the maximum out of economies of scale and of governance functions to make use of medical resources without waste.

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Tohoku Food Communication as a Case Study of the New Economy in Post-disaster-affected Tohoku, Japanapter argues that the disasters solicited these pioneering examples, which now demonstrate good hope for a new type of economy. However, in order for such new attempts to be really successful, the government and the society as a whole need to support these activities.