The Dilemma of Well-Meaning Help that Costs too Much

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  DOI: 10.1400/79755

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  • Preface
  • "From Rubble to Monument" Revisited
  • Strategic Planning of Emergency Areas for Transitional Settlement
  • A Matter og Knowledge and Recognition
  • "The Anticipated Process"
  • Geo-Environmental Indicators in Post-Disaster Reconstruction Programmes
  • Reconstruction Procurement Systems
  • Sustainable Post-Disaster Reconstruction Projects in Remote Locations, and the Fit with a Conceptual Design Management Model for Remote Sites
  • Model Post-Disaster Reconstruction in Third World Countries
  • Seismic Assessment of Popular Housing Financed by the European Commission Following the El Salvador Earthquakes of 2001
  • Harmonisation of Procedures and Post-Disaster Settlement Proposal in Piedmont
  • Post-Disaster Medical Emergency
  • Guideline Process for the Selection of Emergency Settlement Systems
  • The Unexplored Nexus
  • The Reculatory Framework for Effective Post-Disaster Reconstruction in New Zealand
  • The Construction Industry and Emergency Management ; towards an Integrated Strategic Framework
  • State-Civil Society Relationship in Disaster Management
  • Rethinking Future UK Support to Post-Disaster Reconstructions
  • Analysis of the Post-Disaster Reconstruction Process Following Turkish Earthquakes, 1999
  • Relocation or Rebuilding in the Same Area
  • A Model for Post-Disaster Reconstruction
  • Post-Disaster Sustainable Housing Systems in Turkey
  • The Dilemma of Well-Meaning Help that Costs too Much
  • Developing a Model for Community Involvement in Post-Disaster Housing Programs
  • Social Dynamics in Participatory Reconstruction
  • The Evaluation of Community Participation in Housing Reconstruction Projects after the Duzce Earthquake
  • Building Capacity for Sustainable and Participatory Post-Tsunami Rebuilding
  • Cultivating Resilience
  • Economic Regeneration in Areas of Violent Long Term Conflict
  • Resource Mobilization for Reconstruction and Development Projects in Developing Countries
  • A Post-Disaster Dilemma
  • The Definition of Urban Habitat as a Safety Tool against Global Risk
  • Teaching Student Architects about Reconstruction
  • Post-Disaster Reconstruction in Rural and Urban Areas of Turkey
  • Seismic-Proof Housing
  • "L'Armadillo"
  • Reversibility for Sustainability in Emergency Interventions
  • BIOSAN Latrine for Refugee Camps
  • Indigenous Construction Technologies in Flood-Prone Areas of Western Kenya
  • Strengthening of Historic Buildings in Post-Disaster Cases
  • Learning from the Poor
  • Gimme Shelter
  • Protecting Children in Post-Disaster Planning
  • Transforming Organisations
  • Measuring the Qualitative Aspects of a Reconstruction Programme
  • Lost and Used Post Disaster Development Opportunities in the Bam Earthquake and the Role of Stakeholders
  • An Overview of the Reconstruction Programme after Earthquake in Bam, Iran