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2020 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
3. Civil Indicator: General Public’s Cognitive Structure of Policies for Making Resilient Cities
verfasst von : Kenshi Baba, Kosuke Shirai, Mitsuru Tanaka
Erschienen in: Resilient Policies in Asian Cities
Verlag: Springer Singapore
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Abstract
This chapter attempts to clarify a cognitive structure of the general public in terms of policies for making cities resilient by analyzing data from web-based questionnaires in nine regions in Japan. The major findings are as follows: (i) Most respondents recognize the risk of earthquakes; most respondents regard “high percentage of elderly population, depopulation,” as a vulnerability; most respondents regard “suspension of administrative activities” as a situation to be generally avoided. However, the scores of most indicators of risk and vulnerability differed among regions. (ii) The cognitive structure in which external forces risk, vulnerability, and situations to be avoided are assumed to determine the attitude to resilience measures was basically supported, but naturally differed among regions in certain details.