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The Theory and Practice of Building Back Better

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Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies Local Governance and Planning Disaster Management and Resilience

Abstract

Planners have a critical role in recovery. Places struck by disaster—including municipal governments, neighborhoods, and business districts—look to planners to develop plans and policies to facilit...

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