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David O’Brien2020

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Incremental housing in Villa Verde, Chile: A view through the Sendai Framework lens

David O’Brien · Sandra Carrasco

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Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies Disaster Management and Resilience Urban and Rural Development Challenges

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2017Case Study Research and Applications: Design and Methods 2018Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 1972Supports, an alternative to mass housing 1991Successes and Failures in Post‐Disaster Resettlement 2010Rebuilding after Disasters: From Emergency to Sustainability 2000Extending themselves: user initiated transformations of government built housing in developing countries 1993Beyond self-help housing 1983Inquiry by Design: Tools for Environment-Behavior Research.

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Published2020-10-30

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