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Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems - v. 32, n. 1-2 (April 2015)

Published:	April 2015

Articles in this Issue

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Walker, Guy	Come back sociotechnical systems theory, all is forgiven …	170-179
Blockley, David	Finding resilience through practical wisdom	18-30
MacAskill, Kristen / Guthrie, Peter	A hierarchy of measures for infrastructure resilience – learning from post-disaster reconstruction in Christchurch, New Zealand	130-142
Elms, David	Improving community resilience to natural events	77-89
Agarwal, Jitendra	Improving resilience through vulnerability assessment and management	5-17
Carmichael, David G.	Incorporating resilience through adaptability and flexibility	31-43
Davidson, Rachel A.	Integrating disciplinary contributions to achieve community resilience to natural disasters	55-67
Dias, Priyan	Istoughnessa better metaphor thanresilience?	68-76
Rodriguez-Nikl, Tonatiuh	Linking disaster resilience and sustainability	157-169
Porse, Erik / Lund, Jay	Network structure, complexity, and adaptation in water resource systems	143-156
Goerigk, Marc / Hamacher, Horst W.	Optimisation models to enhance resilience in evacuation planning	90-99
Kumaraswamy, Mohan / Zou, Weiwu / Zhang, Junqi	Reinforcing relationships for resilience – by embedding end-user 'people' in public–private partnerships	119-129
Dahlberg, Rasmus / Johannessen-Henry, Christine Tind / Raju, Emmanuel / Tulsiani, Suhella	Resilience in disaster research: three versions	44-54
Wang, Judith Y. T.	' Resilience thinking' in transport planning	180-191
Helm, Patrick	Risk and resilience: strategies for security	100-118

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