Titlebook: Long-Term Consequences of Disasters; The Reconstruction o Robert Geipel Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1991 cluster analysis.demo

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Conclusions, by society. The need to act finally leads to changed spatial structures. Character and scale of these changes depend on the aims chosen and on given means and resources. Against the background of our findings in Friuli we shall evaluate aims and instruments.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3064-9cluster analysis; demography; development; disaster management; earthquake; economic development; geograph

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Effects of Provisional Housing in Prefabs: Slums of Hope or Despair,The establishment of makeshift housing for bridging the time between living in tents and moving into finally rebuilt homes is not necessary in all disasters. But mostly it is an unavoidable and expensive measure.

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The Single Stages of Reconstruction,Relations within the man—environment—system change with time after a disaster. Hazard research proposes that this time can be divided into four typical stages. Our research aimed to test this theory.

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Changes in the Regional Structure During Reconstruction,The paradox that destruction by catastrophe is followed frequently by an astonishing take-off in economy is not restricted to the West German “economic miracle” after World War II. In the meantime it has become a commonplace of hazard research.

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