Chapter 1 The Emerging Imperative of Disaster Justice

Chapter 2 Implications of Climate Change for Future Disasters

Chapter 3 Public Policy and Disaster Justice

Chapter 4 Burning Bush and Disaster Justice in Victoria, Australia: Can Regional Planning Prevent Bushfires Becoming Disasters?

Chapter 5 Dimensions of Risk Justice and Resilience: Mapping Urban Planning’s Role Between Individual Versus Collective Rights

Chapter 6 Climate Change Adaptation Litigation: A Pathway to Justice, but for Whom?

Chapter 7 Looking to Courts of Law for Disaster Justice

Chapter 8 How to Be Fair in Prioritizing Support in the Aftermath of Disasters: Pakistan’s Housing Reconstruction Challenges Following the 2010 Flood Disaster

Chapter 9 Equitable Access to Formal Disaster Management Programmes: Experience of Residents of Urban Informal Settlements in Bangladesh

Chapter 10 Children’s Experiences of Disaster: A Case Study from Lombok, Indonesia

Chapter 11 How a Failure in Social Justice Is Leading to Higher Risks of Bushfire Events

Chapter 12 Issues of Disaster Justice Confronting Local Community Leaders in Disaster Recovery

Chapter 13 Disaster, Place, and Justice: Experiencing the Disruption of Shock Events

Chapter 14 Legal Identity Documenting in Disasters: Perpetuating Systems of Injustice

Chapter 15 Justice, Resilience and Participatory Processes

Chapter 16 The Theory/Practice of Disaster Justice: Learning from Indigenous Peoples’ Fire Management

Chapter 17 Inclusion: Moving Beyond Resilience in the Pursuit of Transformative and Just DRR Practices for Persons with Disabilities