Alexia Herwig (Univ. of Antwerp - Centre for Law and Cosmopolitan Values) &
Marta Simoncini (Univ. of Antwerp - Centre for Law and Cosmopolitan Values) have published
Law and the Management of Disasters: The Challenge of Resilience (Routledge 2017). Contents include:
- Marta Simoncini & Alexia Herwig, Underpinning the Role of Law in Disaster Resilience
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Sara Bouchon & Carmelo Dimauro, Multi-Risk Analysis: A New Paradigm for Territorial Resilience
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John Downer, Resilience in Retrospect: Interpreting Fukushima’s Disappearing Consequences
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Mónika Ambrus, Resilience and International (Quasi-)Judicial Bodies in Water Cases: An Uneasy Relationship?
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Marta Simoncini, Disaster Risk Regulation in the European Union. The Path to Resilience
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Preben H Lindøe, Risk Regulation and Resilience in Offshore Oil and Gas Operation
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Carmelo Dimauro, Smart cities and the challenge of resilience
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Alexia Herwig, Resilience and Responsibility in International Law: The Achievements of the Sendai Framework through the Example of Climate Change
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Jonathan Joseph, Governing from a Distance: European Union Foreign Policy and Resilience Building
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David A Trissell, Resilience Strategy in the United States. Incentivizing Resilient Practices and Behaviour
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Xenophon Contiades & Alkmene Fotiadou, The Resilient Constitution: Lessons from the Financial Crisis
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Monika Hinteregger, Tort law as an Instrument for the Prevention and Remediation of Catastrophic Harm
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Michael Faure & Tobias Heldt, Resilient Compensation Mechanisms. The Role of Government Intervention in the Insurance of Catastrophic Risks
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Emanuele Sommario, One Law to Bind them All: International Law and Disaster Resilience
