Bridging Post-Disaster Life Recovery and Recovery Planning Through Residential Mobility Research: Toward Interdisciplinary Research for Transformative Adaptation
Review examines residential mobility's role in life recovery, suggesting interdisciplinary approaches for adaptation.
Key Points
This study aims to explore the relationship between residential mobility and both life and community recovery in the context of disaster risk reduction.
Reviewed 83 studies from Web of Science and J-STAGE databases on residential mobility and disasters.
Examined the influence of residential mobility on livelihoods, social relationships, and urban structures.
Identified six normative planning agendas related to recovery planning.
Residential mobility impacts life recovery, reshaping community dynamics and adaptive capacity.
Identified long-term and inequitable effects of mobility on communities, highlighting the need for adaptive planning.
Integration of sociology and urban planning principles in recovery strategies can enhance transformative adaptation.