The Cambridge Handbook of Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law

Herausgeber: Samuel, Katja L H; Bookmiller, Kirsten Nakjavani; Aronsson-Storrier, Marie

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Produktbeschreibung

In this unique, forward-looking Handbook, global legal observers assess the existence and emergence of under-researched disaster risk reduction law'.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 536
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 257mm x 226mm x 28mm
• Gewicht: 1270g
• ISBN-13: 9781108474122
• ISBN-10: 1108474128
• Artikelnr.: 54427283

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction Katja L. H. Samuel, Marie Aronsson-Storrier and Kirsten
Nakjavani Bookmiller; Part I. International Law Framework and DRR: 2. Seven
dimensions of disaster: the Sendai Framework and the social construction of
catastrophe Michael D. Cooper; 3. Exploring the foundations: the principles
of prevention, mitigation, and preparedness in international law Marie
Aronsson-Storrier; 4. The ILC's articles on the protection of persons in
the event of disasters and disaster risk reduction - a legislative history
Arnold N. Pronto; 5. Disaster risk reduction cooperation for the protection
of persons in the event of disasters Hugo Cahueñas Muñoz; 6. Recognising
limits of international law in disaster risk reduction as problem and
solution Michael Eburn, Andrew Collins and Karen da Costa; Part II.
Communication, Early Warning Systems and DRR: 7. The 'protection of
knowing': the evolving concept of early warning and states' obligations to
inform of disaster risk and warn of disaster Simon Whitbourn; 8. Speaking
with one or multiple voices in multi-hazard early warning systems? A survey
of international and national legal and policy frameworks Silvia Venier and
Francesca Capone; 9. The development of the 'single official voice
principle' in national legal frameworks and at the EU level Stefano
Silingardi; 10. Access to disaster risk information, early warning and
education: implementing the Sendai framework through human rights law
Marlies Hesselman; Part III. Regional and National Approaches: 11. Soft
obligations and hard realities: regional disaster risk reduction in Europe
and Asia W. John Hopkins; 12. Embracing regionalism: lessons from the UN
Regional Seas Programme for UNISDR and the Sendai Framework Dug Cubie; 13.
Disaster risk reduction through risk pooling - the case of hazard risk
pooling schemes Morten Broberg and Erica Hovani; 14. Disaster risk
governance and coherence: the case of incentives for private business to
foster disaster resilience and sustainability Eloísa Dutari and Cássius G.
Chai; 15. Disaster risk reduction and the state: the failure of no-build
zones after Typhoon Haiyan Daniel Fitzpatrick and Caroline Compton; Part
IV. Air, Sea and DRR: 16. Risk reduction and response mechanisms in
aviation Wanlu Zhang; 17. Disaster risk reduction in cruise shipping,
capacity building for crew members and the polar code Stefan Kirchner; 18.
Regional legal frameworks for search and rescue: the Arctic experience of
regulating early warning systems Simon Marsden; Part V. Health, Cultural
Property/Natural Heritage and DRR: 19. Disaster risk reduction, early
warning systems, and global health: critiquing the current system-based
approach Katja L. H. Samuel and Rosalind J. Cornforth; 20. Disaster risk
reduction, the International Federation of Red Cross, and emergency health
for women in Nepal 2015 Christy Shucksmith-Wesley; 21. Cultural heritage
and disaster risk reduction Giulio Bartolini; Part VI. Catastrophic Events
and DRR: 22. The right to evacuation of nuclear disaster victims and
disaster risk reduction in the event of radiation emergencies: the
Fukushima nuclear disaster Emika Tokunaga; 23. Improving disaster risk
mitigation: towards a 'multi-hazard' approach to terrorism Katja L. H.
Samuel, William C. Banks and Daphné Richemond-Barak.