The Cambridge Handbook of Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Figure and Tables

pp viii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xiv

Foreword

pp xv-xvi

Preface

pp xvii-xviii

Table of Cases

pp xix-xx

Abbreviations

pp xxi-xxviii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-14

Part I - International Law Framework and DRR

pp 15-128

2 - Seven Dimensions of Disaster: The Sendai Framework and the Social Construction of Catastrophe

pp 17-51

3 - Exploring the Foundations: The Principles of Prevention, Mitigation, and Preparedness in International Law

pp 52-70

4 - The ILC’s Articles on the Protection of Persons in the Event of Disasters and Disaster Risk Reduction: A Legislative History

pp 71-86

5 - Disaster Risk Reduction Cooperation for the Protection of Persons in the Event of Disasters

pp 87-106

6 - Recognising Limits of International Law in Disaster Risk Reduction as Problem and Solution

pp 107-128

Part II - Communication, Early Warning Systems, and DRR

pp 129-216

7 - The ‘Protection of Knowing’: The Evolving Concept of Early Warning and States’ Obligations to Inform of Disaster Risk and Warn of Disaster

pp 131-149

8 - Speaking with One or Multiple Voices in Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems? A Survey of International and National Legal and Policy Frameworks

pp 150-169

9 - The Development of the ‘Single Official Voice Principle’ in National Legal Frameworks and at the EU Level

pp 170-187

10 - Access to Disaster Risk Information, Early Warning and Education: Implementing the Sendai Framework through Human Rights Law

pp 188-216

Part III - Regional and National Approaches

pp 217-312

11 - Soft Obligations and Hard Realities: Regional Disaster Risk Reduction in Europe and Asia

pp 219-238

12 - Embracing Regionalism: Lessons from the UN Regional Seas Programme for UNISDR and the Sendai Framework

pp 239-256

13 - Disaster Risk Reduction through Risk Pooling: The Case of Hazard Risk Pooling Schemes

pp 257-274

14 - Disaster Risk Governance and Coherence: The Case of Incentives for Private Business to Foster Disaster Resilience and Sustainability

pp 275-294

15 - Disaster Risk Reduction and the State: The Failure of No-Build Zones after Typhoon Haiyan

pp 295-312

Part IV - Air, Sea, and DRR

pp 313-370

16 - Risk Reduction and Response Mechanisms in Aviation

pp 315-335