Abe MIWA (IMURA)

准教授
学位：修士（地球環境学）

基本情報

所属

Undergraduate School of Humanities and Science / Department of Community and Social Studies

詳細情報

研究キーワード

Recovery Policy, Collective Relocation, Environmental Adaptation, Crisis Management, Community Resilience

研究分野

Environmental science/Agricultural science Social-ecological systems
Environmental science/Agricultural science Recycling systems and society
Humanities & social sciences Local studies

論文

Social capital and its transition that enabled long-distance collective relocation after disasters -the case of 1889 flood reconstruction and domestic migration in Japan-

Changing in the Value of Commons (IRIAICHI) in Aso

Managing Compound Hazards: Impact of COVID-19 and Cases of Adaptive Governance during the 2020 Kumamoto Flood in Japan

Selection of rerocation site for the victims considering their quality of life: a case study on the group migration for disaster recovery from South Kyushu to South Korea after the eruption of Sakurajima in 1914

Development of Legal Systems of Collective Resettlement after Flood in Amakusa, Kumamoto : the Process and Present Life at Resettlement Site

DISASTER RESPONSE STRESS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS : A CASE OF TYPHOON NO.12 IN 2011, WAKAYAMA PREFECTURE, JAPAN

高齢者居住形態による社会的災害脆弱性指標の構成とその検討 : 大阪市北区の全戸を対象とした分析から

Reducing municipal waste through promoting integrated sustainable waste management (ISWM) practices in Surabaya city, Indonesia

Challenges and Potentials of Post-disaster Relocation

書籍等出版物

All-Hazards Approach, Towards Resilience Building
Adaptive and sustainable post-tsunami human resettlement

講演?口頭発表等

Risk Due to Regional Disparities in Emergency Demand and Medical Emergency Services in Japan
Concept and Practice of the All Hazard Approach, Relationship between Environmental Problems and Flooding in Garut, Indonesia
Impacts on Rural Communities for Post-Disaster Collective Relocation and Resettlement
AHA at the local level: Japan
Current Status of New Farming Support Strategies in Kumamoto Prefecture and Challenges in the Process of Establishing Agriculture
A Study of the Current Administrative Framework for Compound Disasters and Risk Communication in Japan: The Case of the July 2020 Torrential Rain Disaster
Possibility of Long-Distance Collective Relocation after Disasters: commonalities and challenges learned form past collective relocations
A Historical Study of Long-Distance Mass Relocation after Disasters in Japan: Livelihood Transformation and Environmental Adaptation over a Relocation Distance of 1,800km
Current Status and Issues of Natech cases in Japan
Identifying the "robustness" of rural communities against natural disasters
Regional Partnership of Local Governments at Flood Disaster

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